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CleverAgents Implementation Plan

CRITICAL: Execute These Rules Without Exception

Specification in ./docs/specification.md: Before begining any task, always review the relevant parts of the specification document to understand the fine architectural details. When there is a discrepency between the current code base and the specification document, then always assume the specification document is correct.
Strictly adhere to guidelines in ./CONTRIBUTING.md: All rules and guidelines outlined in this file must be strictly followed at all times.
Python implementation scope only: Every action described here pertains to building an idiomatic Python codebase that implements the CleverAgents architecture.
NO BACKWARDS COMPATIBILITY: CleverAgents is a NEW standalone project. Do NOT maintain any backwards compatibility. No migration guides, no compatibility shims, no support for old configurations or data.
Living document protocol: After finishing each checklist item (and its testing sub-items), immediately append every decision, discovery, open question, or deviation to this document under the matching Notes section. This plan remains the authoritative record.
Single documentation surface: Do not create auxiliary notes elsewhere unless explicitly required. All architectural updates, troubleshooting outcomes, and contextual knowledge must flow back into this markdown file.
Sequential discipline: Always begin with the first unchecked item in the checklist. Do not progress until that item, its documentation update, and its testing sub-items (including any spawned remediation tasks) are fully resolved.
USE MODERN PYTHON TOOLING: This is a cutting-edge Python project that must use modern build tools and workflows. NO Makefiles, NO legacy approaches, NO helper scripts. Use Hatch exclusively for project management, nox for task automation, pyproject.toml for all configuration. Commands should be Python-native (e.g., hatch env create, nox -s test) not shell scripts or make targets. All tooling must be from the current Python ecosystem (2024+). When current tooling (such as "Behave" and "Robot Framework") can be used to solve a problem, use them rather than adding new tooling, keep it simple. NO wrapper scripts - use tools directly as designed.
Unit + integration + asv testing mandate: For every coding task, author or update must include asv (airspeed velocity) performance, unit and integration tests, run them, and achieve passing results before marking the task complete. Testing subtasks are non-optional.
Behavior-driven testing stack: Use Behave feature suites under features/ for unit-level and scenario tests and Robot Framework suites under robot/ for integration and end-to-end coverage. Keep both synchronized with the code under test and document all updates in this plan.
Do not use pytest style unit tests: Under no circumstances should you write pytest styled unit tests, all unit tests should be Behave based (as noted in the last bullet point), which follows the Cucumber/Gherkin style of tests as seen under features/, this is why there is intentionally no tests/ folder.
Test execution via nox: Run every unit, integration, Behave, Robot, and benchmark suite exclusively through the designated nox sessions (e.g., nox -s unit_tests, nox -s integration_tests). Do not invoke behave, robot, or similar runners directly; if a nox session is missing required tooling, add the dependency to the session before rerunning.
Failure capture: Any Behave or Robot failure instantly spawns a new unchecked sub-item under the same step titled Fix - <short failure summary>. Document the failure context in the Notes section and resolve it before moving forward.
Traceability requirement: When a decision impacts future work, reference the relevant functions or modules in the Notes section using the file_path:line_number pattern for fast navigation.
unit tests coverage above 97% at all times: unit test coverage must remain above 97% at all times. Unit tests can be run with nox -e unit_tests and is run as part of the default test suite run with nox.
must be statically typed: All code at all times must use statically typed typing and must pass the static check run with nox -e typecheck which is run as part of the default test suite with nox. Under no circumstances at no point should you ignore type checking, this means never turn it off in the config files, and never use inline comments to force an type checking error to be suppressed.
Use existing tooling: Always prefer nox sessions over raw commands, Behave for unit tests over new frameworks, Robot for integration tests, Hatch for dependency management.
Mock placement rule: ALL mocks, test doubles, and mock implementations MUST exist only in features/ directory. Production code in src/ and utility scripts in scripts/ must NEVER contain mock implementations, test data, or conditional testing behavior. Use dependency injection to swap implementations during tests.
CRITICAL - Implementation Checklist Separation: The "Implementation Checklist" section MUST always remain separate and be the LAST section of this document. All development notes, design decisions, progress updates, technical details, and discoveries belong in their respective phase Notes sections (e.g., Phase 0 Notes, Phase 1 Notes, Phase 2 Notes) which appear BEFORE the Implementation Checklist. Never add content after the checklist section. The checklist is for tracking what needs to be done; the Notes sections are for documenting what was done and how.

CONTINUOUS CHECKLIST AND KNOWLEDGE STEWARDSHIP (MANDATORY)

Immediate documentation loop: After completing any amount of work toward a checklist item, append the newly discovered information, assumptions, implementation notes, and open questions to this document before proceeding. No discovery, decision, or workaround may remain undocumented.
Dynamic checklist maintenance: Before marking an item complete—or returning from work in progress—review all remaining checklist entries. Update their descriptions, add clarifying subtasks, and insert new entries capturing follow-on tasks, bug fixes, or future enhancements uncovered during implementation. Place new items in the phase where the work logically belongs (current or future) and note cross-phase dependencies.
Implementation traceability: Record substantive code decisions (design pattern choices, module ownership, testing strategy, risk mitigations) back into the corresponding Notes section and checklist subtasks immediately after each coding/testing session.
Checklist integrity: Never remove checklist items unless they are explicitly retired with documented reasoning. Mark completed work by checking the item(s) and append new tasks or restructuring bullets only when required—preserve original wording for historical traceability.
Enforcement: Treat omissions as blocking bugs—if the plan falls out of sync with reality, halt work, reconcile the discrepancy here, and only then continue.

Guiding Principles

Keep docs/specification.md as the single source of truth; this plan sequences work only and stays minimal.
Local mode is the only supported execution target through Day 30; server connectivity is stub-only (interfaces raising NotImplementedError) after M6.
Implement the plan lifecycle exactly: Strategize (read-only) → Execute (sandboxed) → Apply (validation-gated merge) → applied.
Use namespaced identifiers for actions, actors, tools, skills, projects, and automation profiles; use ULIDs only for plans, decisions, resources, and validation attachments.
Resource-first architecture: Resource Types define physical/virtual resources, DAG constraints, and sandbox strategy; registries persist Resources, Tools, Skills, Actors, Providers, and Validations.
Tool runtime owns mutation: tool lifecycle (discover/activate/execute/deactivate), resource binding resolution, and ChangeSet tracking drive apply/rollback.
Decision trees and invariants are first-class; correction recomputes only affected subtrees; the Invariant Reconciliation Actor runs before strategize.
Deliver ACMS v1 in local mode by M6 (UKO + CRP + Context Assembly Pipeline); keep details in the spec, not here.
Configuration-first YAML for actions, actors, tools, skills, resource types, validations, and automation profiles with ${ENV_VAR} interpolation.
Enforce strict typing and quality gates via nox (Behave + Robot + ASV) with coverage >=97%.

Core Architectural Requirements

Scalability: ACMS v1 (UKO/CRP/context pipeline) in local mode by M6.

Reliability: Sandboxed execution, tool-based change tracking, validation-gated apply, and checkpoints per spec.

Autonomy with Control: Decision-tree recording, invariants, automation profiles, and correction flows per spec.

Registry-First: Resource/Tool/Skill/Actor/Validation registries with namespaced IDs and spec-aligned lifecycles.

Continuous Testing and Documentation Policy

Do not mark any parent checklist item complete until all subordinate Code, Document, Tests tasks and any generated Fix - ... tasks are resolved and the associated Notes section has the latest context.
Every time new information appears, extend the corresponding Notes section immediately with explicit references to code locations and decisions.

Completion Criteria

The implementation concludes only when every checklist item and spawned remediation task is checked, all Notes sections contain final decisions and references, and the full Behave and Robot test suites (unit, integration, end-to-end, benchmarking, packaging, documentation) pass without outstanding failures.

Environment Variables for Testing

All environment variables needed during testing are stored in the .env file in the project root. This file contains API keys and tokens for various LLM providers and services. When implementing provider integrations or any features that require external services, use the environment variable names from this file or add new ones following the same pattern.

Current Environment Variables

Variable Name	Service	Usage
`OPENROUTER_API_KEY`	OpenRouter	Access to multiple LLM models through OpenRouter API
`OPENAI_API_KEY`	OpenAI	Direct access to OpenAI models (GPT-3.5, GPT-4, etc.)
`ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`	Anthropic	Access to Claude models
`GOOGLE_API_KEY`	Google AI	Access to Google's API for web searches
`GEMINI_API_KEY`	Google Gemini	Access to Google's Gemini models
`HF_TOKEN`	Hugging Face	Access to Hugging Face models and datasets

Development Log

This section will be updated with notes about each phase/task as they are implemented as well as forward looking remarks or insights.

Phase 0: Discovery and Requirements Elaboration (Python Tooling)

Status: [X] COMPLETE

All core Phase 0 discovery tasks have been successfully completed. See the Phase 0 section in the Implementation Checklist for detailed completion records.

Phase 0 Notes

2025-11-01: Implemented CLI inventory extraction tools, server endpoint extraction, data contract extraction, shell asset extraction
2025-11-02: Implemented environment variable extraction and implicit behavior extraction tools
2025-11-04: Completed workflow parity matrix generator and cloud features identification
All discovery artifacts stored in docs/reference/

Phase 1: Target Architecture Definition

Status: [X] COMPLETE

All 10 ADRs have been created and package structure established. See the Phase 1 section in the Implementation Checklist for detailed completion records.

Phase 1 Notes

2025-11-04: Completed all 10 Architecture Decision Records
2025-11-05: Package structure created based on ADR-001
All ADRs documented in docs/architecture/decisions/
2026-02-11: CLI syntax updated to spec-aligned forms (action create via --config, plan use positional args, project create positional). Legacy --name/--project examples retained in historical notes only.

2026-02-11: Action config YAML baseline (spec-aligned):

name: local/example-action
description: Example action for CLI flows
strategy_actor: openai/gpt-4
execution_actor: openai/gpt-4
definition_of_done: "All steps complete"

Phase 2: Runtime Foundation (Completed Work)

Status: Substantially Complete - Transitioning to new Architecture

The following work from the previous implementation has been completed and will be preserved/adapted:

Completed Infrastructure

LangChain/LangGraph dependencies and integration (ADR-011)
PlanGenerationGraph, ContextAnalysisAgent, AutoDebugGraph workflows
Memory service with EntityMemory
SQLite persistence with Alembic migrations
CLI streaming integration
Provider adapters (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter)
Actor configuration system (Stage 7.5)
Test coverage at 95%

Phase 2 Notes (Preserved from Previous Work)

2025-11-22: Week 12 Complete, Phase 2 Core Functionality DONE

CLI Streaming Integration fully implemented
AutoDebugGraph Implementation complete
Mock provider enhancements with configurable failure modes
Infrastructure improvements (DebugAttempt model, repositories)
2026-02-11: CLI syntax refreshed to spec-aligned forms in current execution sections; legacy --name/--project examples retained only in historical notes.

2025-12-05: LangSmith observability integration complete 2025-12-08: Actor-first provider wiring complete 2025-12-17: Stage 7 performance optimization complete 2026-02-02: Stage 7.5 Actor Configuration System complete 2026-02-05: Stage A1 & A2 Complete - Plan and Action Domain Models

Created src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/plan.py with:
- PlanPhase enum (ACTION, STRATEGIZE, EXECUTE, APPLY, APPLIED)
- ActionState enum (AVAILABLE, DRAFT, ARCHIVED)
- ProcessingState enum (QUEUED, PROCESSING, ERRORED, COMPLETE, CANCELLED)
- NamespacedName model with parse() and str() methods
- PlanIdentity model with ULID validation
- Plan model with full lifecycle support
- can_transition() function for phase transition validation
Created src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/action.py with:
- ActionArgument model with parse() method for CLI argument parsing
- Action model with strategy/execution actor references
- Argument validation including type checking
Added 52 Behave test scenarios across 2 feature files:
- features/plan_model.feature (30 scenarios)
- features/action_model.feature (22 scenarios)
All new tests pass, existing tests unaffected

2026-02-13: Stage A2b.gamma Complete (Aditya) - Action YAML Schema + Examples + Loader

Created docs/schema/action.schema.yaml — formal schema definition for action YAML config files, covering all fields (name, description, strategy_actor, execution_actor, definition_of_done, arguments, invariants, automation_profile, inputs_schema, optional actors, behaviour flags, state), versioning, namespaced name patterns, key normalization mapping.
Created 5 example action YAML configs under examples/actions/: simple.yaml, invariant-heavy.yaml, read-only.yaml, estimation-actor.yaml, inputs-schema.yaml.
Created src/cleveragents/action/schema.py with ActionConfigSchema Pydantic model:
- from_yaml(yaml_string) and from_yaml_file(path) factory methods
- camelCase→snake_case key normalization with deprecation warnings
- ${ENV_VAR} environment variable interpolation
- Invariant normalization: trim whitespace, drop blanks, de-duplicate preserving order
- Clear, actionable error messages for every validation failure mode
- Nested ActionArgumentSchema for typed arguments with validation
- extra="forbid" prevents unknown keys
Behave tests: features/action_schema.feature — 31 scenarios / 140 steps covering valid schemas, missing fields, invalid names, invalid types, invariant normalization, key normalization, env var interpolation, serialization, edge cases (None/empty/list/directory inputs).
Robot smoke tests: robot/action_schema.robot — 6 test cases validating all example YAMLs + invalid rejection.
ASV benchmarks: benchmarks/action_schema_bench.py — 3 suites (validation, file-load, serialization).
Coverage: 98% overall (action/schema.py: 98%, action/__init__.py: 100%).
All nox sessions pass: lint, typecheck, unit_tests, integration_tests, benchmark, security_scan, coverage_report.

2026-02-05: Stage A3 Complete - PlanLifecycleService

Created src/cleveragents/application/services/plan_lifecycle_service.py with:
- Full plan lifecycle management (Action -> Strategize -> Execute -> Apply -> Applied)
- Action CRUD operations (create, get, list, make_available, archive)
- Plan creation via use_action() which transitions Action to Strategize
- Phase transition methods: execute_plan(), apply_plan()
- State management: start_*(), complete_*(), fail_*() for each phase
- cancel_plan() for non-terminal plans
- Custom exceptions: InvalidPhaseTransitionError, ActionNotAvailableError, PlanNotReadyError
- In-memory storage (to be replaced with persistence in Stage A5)
Added python-ulid dependency for ULID generation
Added 29 Behave test scenarios in features/plan_lifecycle_service.feature
Total new test scenarios: 81 (30 + 22 + 29)

2026-02-05: Stage A4 In Progress - Plan CLI Commands

Created src/cleveragents/cli/commands/action.py with:
- agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action create - Create new action with strategy/execution actors, definition of done, arguments
- agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action list - List actions with filtering by namespace, state
- agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action show - Show action details by ID or name
- agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action available - Make draft action available for use
- agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action archive - Archive an action (soft delete)
Extended src/cleveragents/cli/commands/plan.py with v3 lifecycle commands:
- agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan use <action> <project> - Use action to create plan in Strategize phase (legacy --project retained in old notes)
- agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan execute [plan_id] - Transition plan from Strategize to Execute
- agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan apply [plan_id] - Transition plan from Execute to Apply
- agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan status [plan_id] - Show v3 plan status and details
- agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan list [--phase <phase>] [--state <state>] [--project <project>] [--action <action>] - List v3 lifecycle plans with filtering
- agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan cancel <plan_id> - Cancel a non-terminal plan
Registered action commands in CLI main.py
Added 15 Behave test scenarios in features/action_cli.feature
Total test scenarios: 96 (81 + 15)

2026-02-09: Task Q0.6b Complete - README.md Setup Instructions [Brent]

Updated README.md Quick Start: added dev extras to pip install, added scripts/setup-dev.sh step
Updated README.md Developing section: fixed oxt typo -> nox, added quality/security nox sessions (security_scan, dead_code, complexity, pre_commit, adr_compliance), added note about pre-commit hooks, linked to docs/development/quality-automation.md

2026-02-09: Ruff Cleanup in src/cleveragents/ - StrEnum Migration [Brent]

Fixed all 26 ruff findings in src/cleveragents/ (all UP042: str, Enum -> StrEnum) + 12 consequent F401 unused Enum imports
Migrated 26 enum classes across 15 files from class Foo(str, Enum) to class Foo(StrEnum)
StrEnum (Python 3.11+) is the modern replacement; project targets Python 3.13
Semantic difference: str(StrEnum.MEMBER) returns the value (e.g., "foo") rather than "ClassName.MEMBER" — this is the correct/intended behavior for config/JSON string enums
Verified: no code uses str() on enum members in the old format; all tests pass (304 scenarios, 0 failures)
Files: 15 domain model files + memory_service.py + providers/registry.py

2026-02-09: Task Q0.9 Complete - Ruff Lint Findings in features/ [Brent]

Fixed all 200 ruff lint findings in features/ directory -> 0 findings
Config-level suppressions (168 findings):
- Added per-file-ignores in pyproject.toml for Behave-specific patterns:
  - features/steps/*.py: F811 (65 redefined step_impl — Behave idiom), E501 (long step decorator strings)
  - features/mocks/*.py, features/environment.py: E501
Manual fixes (31 findings across 18 files):
- 11x SIM115: NamedTemporaryFile refactored to use with context manager (actor_cli_steps.py, actor_cli_run_steps.py)
- 4x UP028: for/yield -> yield from (google, openai, openrouter, langchain provider steps)
- 3x SIM117: Nested with -> single with with parenthesized contexts (plan_full_coverage_steps.py, plan_service_steps.py)
- 3x RUF005: list + [item] -> [*list, item] unpacking
- 2x B904: Added from exc to raise inside except (enums, retry patterns)
- 2x RUF012: Added ClassVar annotations (vector_store_service_steps.py)
- 2x SIM105: try/except/pass -> contextlib.suppress(Exception)
- 1x each: B007 (unused loop var), B018 (noqa suppression), F821 (missing Any import), SIM102 (collapsible if), I001 (auto-fixed unsorted import)
Verification: All affected behave tests pass (155 scenarios, 0 failures)
Files modified: pyproject.toml (config), environment.py, and 17 step files in features/steps/

2026-02-09: Task Q0.8 Complete - Bandit Security Findings Remediation [Brent]

Fixed all 16 pre-existing bandit findings (2 HIGH, 3 MEDIUM, 11 LOW) -> 0 findings
Security hardening (HIGH+MEDIUM):
- Replaced jinja2.Environment with jinja2.sandbox.SandboxedEnvironment in yaml_template_engine.py and stream_router.py — prevents template injection
- Added _validate_code_ast() helper: AST-based pre-validation for exec() in SimpleToolAgent — rejects imports, exec()/eval()/compile()/__import__()/getattr()/setattr() calls, global/nonlocal statements
- Added _validate_lambda_ast() helper: restricts transform eval() to lambda-only expressions via AST parsing
- Suppressed 0.0.0.0 bind default (# nosec B104) — intentional, configurable via CLEVERAGENTS_SERVER_HOST
Code quality (LOW):
- Replaced 6 assert statements with proper if/raise (TypeError, RuntimeError, typer.BadParameter) — asserts stripped in optimized bytecode
- Replaced try/except/pass with contextlib.suppress(Exception) (2 locations in dispose())
- Added logging to previously-silent exception handlers (migration_runner, nodes retry loop)
- Suppressed false positive "token_count": 0 flagged as hardcoded password (# nosec B105)
Files modified: stream_router.py, yaml_template_engine.py, settings.py, context_service.py, memory_service.py, retry_patterns.py, context.py (CLI), plan_service.py, migration_runner.py, nodes.py
Verification: bandit -r src/ -c pyproject.toml → 0 findings; targeted behave tests pass; smoke tests for AST validation pass

2026-02-09: Stages Q0, Q1, Q2 Complete - Full Quality Automation Setup [Brent]

Stage Q0 - Pre-commit Hooks:

Created .pre-commit-config.yaml with 12 hooks across 5 categories:
- Branch protection: no-commit-to-branch (prevents commits to main)
- General checks: check-yaml, check-toml, check-json, check-merge-conflict, check-added-large-files, end-of-file-fixer, trailing-whitespace, debug-statements
- Ruff: ruff-format (auto-fix), ruff (lint with safe auto-fix)
- Pyright: local system hook running type checking on src/ only
- Bandit: security scanning with pyproject.toml configuration on src/ only
- Vulture: dead code detection with whitelist at vulture_whitelist.py
- Semgrep: custom rules in .semgrep.yml for eval/exec/os.system/pickle detection (graceful skip when not installed)
- Commitizen: conventional commit message validation at commit-msg stage
Added dev dependencies to pyproject.toml: pre-commit>=3.6.0, bandit[toml]>=1.7.5, vulture>=2.10, radon>=6.0.1
Added [tool.bandit] and [tool.vulture] sections to pyproject.toml
Created vulture_whitelist.py for false positive suppression (exc_tb, build_data)
Created .semgrep.yml with 5 custom security rules
Created scripts/setup-dev.sh for developer environment setup
Added 4 new nox sessions: pre_commit, security_scan, dead_code, complexity
Discovery: CI platform is Forgejo (.forgejo/), NOT GitHub. Stage Q1 must use Forgejo Actions, not GitHub Actions.
Discovery: Pre-existing security findings in production code need remediation (see Q0.8 spawned task)
Discovery: 37 source files have formatting issues, ~27 files have trailing whitespace - pre-existing debt
Discovery: features/steps/actor_cli_steps.py has many F811 (redefined step_impl) violations - Behave pattern
Discovery: Average code complexity is A (3.56) across 979 blocks - good baseline
Discovery: High complexity methods identified: LegacyDataMigrator.migrate_project_data E(37), ProviderRegistry._create_provider_llm C(20), ProviderRegistry.create_ai_provider C(18)
Key files: .pre-commit-config.yaml, .semgrep.yml, vulture_whitelist.py, scripts/setup-dev.sh

Stage Q1 - CI/CD Pipeline:

Extended .forgejo/workflows/ci.yml with 3 new jobs:
- security: bandit scan (JSON report + high-severity gate) + vulture dead code detection
- quality: radon complexity check (grade F fails build) + JSON report
- coverage: behave tests with coverage measurement, fail-under=85%, XML artifact
Updated docker and helm jobs to depend on security (fail-fast on security issues)
Created scripts/check-quality-gates.py aggregating: coverage, typecheck, security, dead code, complexity
All reports uploaded as artifacts for downstream consumption

Stage Q2 - Advanced Automation:

Created .forgejo/workflows/nightly-quality.yml for nightly quality monitoring:
- Runs at midnight UTC (cron: "0 0 * * *") + manual trigger support
- Full lint, typecheck, security scan (all severities), dead code, complexity analysis
- Behave tests with coverage measurement
- Quality trend JSON generation with timestamp + metrics
- 90-day artifact retention for trend analysis
Created scripts/check-adr-compliance.py with AST-based checks for:
- ADR-002: No threading imports in application layer
- ADR-003: Services use constructor dependency injection
- ADR-007: No direct SQLAlchemy usage in service layer
Added nox -s adr_compliance session
Created .forgejo/pull_request_template.md with quality checklist
Created docs/development/quality-automation.md with full documentation:
- Quick start, pre-commit hooks reference, CI jobs table, security scanning guide
- Complexity monitoring grades, quality gates, troubleshooting

New nox sessions added: pre_commit, security_scan, dead_code, complexity, adr_compliance Total files created: 9 new files Total files modified: 3 files (pyproject.toml, noxfile.py, .forgejo/workflows/ci.yml)

2026-02-10: Task 10B.4 - Quality Metrics Baseline Established [Brent]

Ran full quality suite via nox to establish current baseline:
- Unit Tests: 105 features, 1613 scenarios, 7555 steps - ALL PASS
- Lint (ruff): 0 findings
- Typecheck (pyright): 0 errors, 0 warnings
- Security (bandit): 0 findings (0 HIGH, 0 MEDIUM, 0 LOW)
- Dead Code (vulture): 0 findings
- Complexity (radon): Average A (3.56), 981 blocks analyzed, no grade-F methods
  - High complexity methods to monitor: LegacyDataMigrator.migrate_project_data E(37), Action.validate_arguments C(20), ProviderRegistry._create_provider_llm C(20), ProviderRegistry.create_ai_provider C(18), Settings.resolve_provider_defaults C(18)
- Coverage: 96% (9860 statements, 269 missing, 2852 branches, 213 branch-miss)
Fixed pre-existing test failure: plan_lifecycle_cli_coverage.feature scenario "Plan lifecycle list shows project summaries" - Rich table column wrapping at narrow terminal widths caused +1 more text to be split across rows. Fixed by patching console width to 200 in test setup.
Fixed missing dependency: added langchain-anthropic>=0.2.0 to pyproject.toml (was imported in src/cleveragents/providers/llm/anthropic_provider.py but not declared)

2026-02-10: Task Q1.5 Complete - Branch Protection Rules Documentation [Brent]

Created docs/development/ci-cd.md (224 lines) documenting:
- Branch protection rules for master (required status checks, review requirements, push/force-push/deletion blocks)
- Step-by-step Forgejo branch protection setup instructions
- Review priority matrix (P0: architecture/security, P1: algorithms, P2: features, P3: tests/docs)
- CI job dependency graph and quality gates summary table
- Nightly quality monitoring reference
- Local development workflow quick-reference
Cross-references existing docs/development/quality-automation.md and .forgejo/pull_request_template.md
Required CI checks documented: lint, typecheck, security, quality, behave, coverage, build
Review requirement: 1 approving review, selective depth by priority matrix

2026-02-10: Task 10C.1 Complete - Edge Case Test Scenarios [Brent]

Created features/edge_case_plan_scenarios.feature (26 scenarios, 141 steps) covering:
- Concurrent plan execution (6 scenarios): Duplicate strategize/execute/apply start attempts, concurrent complete+fail on same phase, two plans from same action, concurrent transitions on different plans
- Resource conflict scenarios (7 scenarios): Read-only file MODIFY failure, overlapping CREATE+MODIFY on same path, CREATE with None content, MOVE with missing source, DELETE of already-deleted file, file paths with spaces, deeply nested directory creation
- Validation failure chains (6 scenarios): Multiple simultaneous argument validation failures (missing + wrong type), unknown + missing arguments combined, empty plan description rejection, ACTION phase with processing state, invalid namespace characters, invalid name characters
- Rollback edge cases (7 scenarios): Partial apply failure (first change persists on disk, second unchanged), errored plan cannot restart, fail preserves error message, errored plan not terminal, cancel preserves phase, errored strategize rejects execute, failed strategize rejects complete
Created features/steps/edge_case_plan_steps.py with step definitions for all 26 scenarios
Verified no step name collisions with existing 104 feature files
All quality gates pass: lint 0 findings, typecheck 0 errors, full suite 106 features / 1639 scenarios / 7696 steps ALL PASS

2026-02-10: Task 10C.4 Complete - Validation Test Fixtures [Brent]

Created features/validation_test_fixtures.feature (34 scenarios, 81 steps) covering 6 validation domains:
- AST security validation (_validate_code_ast): 12 scenarios testing import/global/nonlocal/exec/eval/compile/import/getattr/setattr rejection, syntax errors, and safe code acceptance
- Lambda AST validation (_validate_lambda_ast): 4 scenarios testing valid lambda, non-lambda rejection, syntax errors, function call rejection
- Python content sanitization (_sanitize_python_content): 4 scenarios testing passthrough, code fence stripping, docstring wrapping, irrecoverable syntax (null byte)
- Project model validation: 6 scenarios testing invalid chars, slashes, exclamation, valid names, relative path resolution, empty name
- Change list coercion (_coerce_change_list): 4 scenarios testing empty list, mixed entries, non-list, non-change entry
- ActionArgument parsing: 4 scenarios testing too few parts, invalid type, invalid requirement, reserved keyword name
Created features/steps/validation_test_fixture_steps.py with complete step definitions for all 34 scenarios
Fixed step name collisions: renamed I create a project with name -> I create a project fixture with name and the project path should be absolute -> the project fixture path should be absolute to avoid conflicts with database_integration_steps.py and domain_models_steps.py
Moved inline import (ArgumentRequirement, ArgumentType) to file-level per CONTRIBUTING.md rules
Fixed irrecoverable syntax scenario: "def broken(" is actually recoverable via docstring wrapping; replaced with null byte input which is truly irrecoverable
All quality gates pass: lint 0 findings, typecheck 0 errors, full suite 107 features / 1673 scenarios / 7777 steps ALL PASS

2026-02-12: Task Q0-min-ci In Progress - Nox-Based PR Validation Workflow [Brent]

Rewrote .forgejo/workflows/ci.yml to route ALL jobs through nox sessions instead of direct tool invocations:
- All jobs run pip install uv nox then nox -s <session>
- Jobs: lint, typecheck, security, quality, unit_tests, integration_tests, coverage (fail-under 97%), build, docker
Updated noxfile.py:
- format session: passes session.posargs through (supports --check from CI)
- coverage_report session: rewritten from broken parallel behave mode to serial coverage run --source=src -m behave mode. Changed --fail-under from 85 to 97. Parallel mode was broken (produced 22% coverage due to subprocess data collection issues); serial mode correctly reports coverage.
Updated docs/development/ci-cd.md: coverage threshold 85→97%, updated job names, added "Nox-Based CI" section, "Local Reproduction of CI Failures" section, "Caching Notes" section
Created features/ci_workflow_validation.feature + features/steps/ci_workflow_validation_steps.py — 11 scenarios validating CI workflow YAML structure (job→nox session mapping, Python version, dependencies)
Created robot/ci_nox_validation.robot — Robot smoke test verifying nox --list output and CI file existence
Created benchmarks/ci_yaml_parse_bench.py — ASV benchmark for CI YAML parsing
Coverage boost 92%→97%: Wrote 108 new Behave scenarios covering 6 largest coverage gaps:
- features/yaml_engine_direct_coverage.feature (21 scenarios) — actor/yaml_template_engine.py 13%→91%
- features/actor_config_new_coverage.feature (30 scenarios) — actor/config.py 28%→93%
- features/actor_registry_new_coverage.feature (14 scenarios) — actor/registry.py 20%→93%
- features/message_router_new_coverage.feature (4 scenarios) — langgraph/message_router.py 29%→100%
- features/context_analysis_new_coverage.feature (19 scenarios) — agents/graphs/context_analysis.py 73%→93%
- features/context_service_new_coverage.feature (20 scenarios) — application/services/context_service.py 75%→92%
Key discovery: Behave loads ALL step definition files globally; any @given/@when/@then pattern matching an existing one causes AmbiguousStep errors. Biggest offender: @then('the result should be {expected}') in features/steps/cli_steps.py:135. All new step names were made unique.
Verification: 1673 scenarios passed (0 failed), 97% coverage (fail-under=97 passes), lint pass, typecheck pass
Remaining: Branch creation, commit, push, PR, merge, branch cleanup

2026-02-12: Bugfix - Integration Test Failure in Robot.Actor Configuration [Brent]

Root cause: robot/ci_nox_validation.robot ran nox --list during integration tests. When pabot executed all Robot suites in parallel, the nox --list stdout leaked into the sibling robot/actor_configuration.robot process. The helper_actor_config.py JSON output had the full nox --list text appended, causing JSONDecodeError: Extra data on the V2 Actor Config Produces Provider And Graph Descriptor test case.
Fix applied (3 files):
- robot/ci_nox_validation.robot: Added slow tag to "Nox Lists All Required Sessions" and "CI Workflow File Exists" test cases so they are excluded from the normal --exclude slow integration run (the "Nox Lint Session Runs Successfully" test already had slow)
- robot/actor_configuration.robot:31: Replaced hardcoded .nox/integration_tests-3-13/bin/python with python (follows project convention; never reach into nox's internal venvs)
- robot/plan_generation_graph.robot:12: Same fix — replaced hardcoded .nox/integration_tests-3-13/bin/python ${PYTHON} variable with python
Verification: 175 integration tests passed (0 failed), 1673 unit test scenarios passed (0 failed)

2026-02-12: Bugfix - CI security Job Failure (session name mismatch) [Brent]

Root cause: .forgejo/workflows/ci.yml referenced nox -s security_scan and nox -s dead_code, but the noxfile only had a session named security (which bundled bandit + vulture). No dead_code session existed.
Fix applied (2 files):
- noxfile.py: Renamed security session to security_scan to match CI reference. Added standalone dead_code session running vulture directly (intentionally duplicates the vulture step inside security_scan for independent CI visibility). Updated nox.options.sessions default list accordingly.
- .forgejo/workflows/ci.yml: Updated nox -s security to nox -s security_scan, restored nox -s dead_code step.
All 10 CI session references now verified against nox --list: lint, format, typecheck, security_scan, dead_code, complexity, unit_tests, integration_tests, coverage_report, build.

2026-02-12: Bugfix - CI unit_tests Failure: Rich Console Line-Wrapping [Brent]

Root cause: Rich's Console wraps output at 80 columns. On CI, the temp directory path is ~90 characters (/workspace/cleveragents/cleveragents-core/.nox/unit_tests-3-13/tmp/.../existing_0.txt), so filenames get split across lines (e.g., e\nxisting_0.txt). The assertion expected_name in clean_output fails because existing_0.txt doesn't appear as a contiguous substring.
Failing scenario: features/context_unit_tests.feature:43 — "Context add reports already tracked files without overflow summary"
Fix applied: features/steps/context_unit_tests_steps.py — Both step_check_already_tracked (line 588) and step_check_already_tracked_without_summary (line 606) now collapse Rich line-wraps via clean_output.replace("\n", "") before checking for filenames and overflow summaries, making assertions resilient to any console width.
Verification: All 67 scenarios in context_unit_tests.feature pass locally.

2026-02-12: Bugfix - CI integration_tests Failures (3 categories) [Brent]

Issue 1 — ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'features': The Run Python Script keyword in robot/database_integration.robot hardcoded sys.path.insert(0, '/app') in its header. On CI, the workspace is /workspace/cleveragents/cleveragents-core, so features.mocks.mock_ai_provider could not be found.
- Fix: Changed the header path to sys.path.insert(0, '${CURDIR}/..') which resolves relative to the robot file location. Removed redundant hardcoded /app from the "Service Layer Uses Repositories" test script body.
Issue 2 — --load-context help text assertion failures: robot/load_context_test.robot had three test cases checking Should Contain ${result.stdout} --load-context. On CI, Rich's help output may go to stderr when no TTY is detected, causing stdout to be empty. Also, the test Test Load Context Interactive Help Text was duplicated (appeared twice), which is invalid in Robot Framework.
- Fix: Added stderr=STDOUT to Run Process calls so all output is merged into stdout. Removed the duplicate test case.
Issue 3 — FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'robot': pabot spawns robot subprocesses for each test suite. On CI, the first ~16 suites succeed but subsequent ones fail with robot not found. This is likely a CI container process/resource exhaustion issue, not a code defect. The --exclude discovery flag was also missing from the integration_tests nox session (dropped during merge conflict resolution).
- Fix: Restored --exclude discovery to the integration_tests nox session in noxfile.py. The robot not found error is a CI infrastructure issue that may resolve with fewer parallel suites; it is not reproducible locally.
Verification: robot/database_integration.robot and robot/load_context_test.robot both pass locally.

2026-02-13: Bugfix - CI security Job Failure (missing build/ directory)

Root cause: The security_scan nox session writes bandit's JSON report to build/bandit-report.json, but the build/ directory does not exist in a fresh CI checkout. Bandit cannot create intermediate directories and fails with exit code 2: can't open 'build/bandit-report.json': [Errno 2] No such file or directory.
Fix applied (1 file):
- noxfile.py:484: Added os.makedirs("build", exist_ok=True) before the first bandit invocation in the security_scan session. The os module was already imported. exist_ok=True makes this idempotent for both CI (fresh checkout) and local dev (directory may already exist).
Verification: nox -s security_scan passes locally (0 bandit findings, 0 vulture findings).

2026-02-13: Bugfix - CI integration_tests Failures (3 categories)

Issue 1 — FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'robot' (affected ~10 suites: Plan Generation Graph, Retry Patterns, Rxpy Route Validation, and suites #25-31): After ~17 suites complete, pabot child subprocesses fail to find the robot binary. This is a CI container resource exhaustion issue — pabot spawns robot subprocesses via subprocess.Popen, and under high parallelism the system cannot resolve the executable.
- Fix (noxfile.py):
  - _pabot_parallel_args() (line 46-49): Capped default pabot parallelism to min(_default_processes(), 2). Local developers can still override via nox -s integration_tests -- --processes 4.
  - integration_tests() session (lines 372-381): Explicitly prepend the nox venv bin/ directory to session.env["PATH"] so all child subprocesses inherit a correct PATH. Added a debug line printing the resolved robot binary path before pabot launches.
Issue 2 — Robot.Load Context Test help text assertion failures (2 tests: Test Load Context Help Text, Test Load Context Interactive Help Text): Both tests assert Should Contain ${result.stdout} --load-context. The text is present in the Rich-formatted output, but ANSI escape codes embedded by Rich split the --load-context string, breaking the naive substring match on CI (no TTY).
- Fix (robot/load_context_test.robot:177,183): Added env:NO_COLOR=1 to the Run Process calls for both tests. This disables Rich's ANSI escape codes, producing plain text that Should Contain can match reliably.
Issue 3 — Robot.Initial Next Command Test exit code 3 (1 test: Test Next Command With Null Writing Stage): Exit code 3 is the generic except Exception handler in src/cleveragents/cli/commands/actor.py:164-166. The !next discovery command triggers the ask_topic LLM agent (OpenAI gpt-3.5-turbo in examples/scientific_paper_writer.yaml:671-682). Without a valid OPENAI_API_KEY on CI, a ValueError is raised, which is not a CleverAgentsError subclass and falls through to exit code 3.
- Fix (robot/initial_next_command_test.robot:24): Added slow tag to the test case. The integration_tests nox session already passes --exclude slow to pabot, so this test is skipped on CI. It can still be run explicitly via nox -s slow_integration_tests.
Verification: nox -s integration_tests passes locally — 206 tests, 206 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped.

2026-02-13: Bugfix - CI integration_tests Failures Round 2 (pabot resource exhaustion + ANSI codes)

Observation: The first round of fixes (parallelism cap to 2, PATH propagation, NO_COLOR=1) did not resolve the CI failures. Debug output confirmed robot is findable at session start (robot at: .nox/.../bin/robot), yet pabot still fails with FileNotFoundError after ~24 suites even with --processes 2. The NO_COLOR=1 env var did not prevent Rich from embedding ANSI escape codes in help text output on CI.
Issue 1 — robot not found (resource exhaustion, not PATH):
- Root cause confirmed: The debug line proves robot is on PATH. The FileNotFoundError from subprocess.Popen on Linux occurs when the system cannot execve() due to exhausted PIDs or file descriptors, not because the binary is missing. pabot spawns a new robot subprocess per test suite plus a PabotLib RPC server, accumulating resources until the container limit is hit.
- Fix (noxfile.py): Replaced pabot with robot (sequential execution) in the integration_tests session. Removed _pabot_parallel_args() function (no longer needed). robot runs all suites in a single process — no subprocess spawning, no resource accumulation. CI values reliability over speed. The slow_integration_tests session remains unchanged for opt-in parallel runs via pabot.
- Added resource debug output: os.listdir('/proc/self/fd') count and ulimit -n/ulimit -u to help diagnose future container issues.
- Added os.makedirs("build/reports/robot", exist_ok=True) for the output directory.
Issue 2 — Load Context Test ANSI codes (NO_COLOR insufficient):
- Root cause: NO_COLOR=1 only disables ANSI color codes. Rich may still embed non-color ANSI sequences (bold \x1b[1m, reset \x1b[0m) that split the --load-context string, causing Should Contain to fail.
- Fix (robot/load_context_test.robot:177,183): Added env:TERM=dumb alongside env:NO_COLOR=1 to both help text test cases. TERM=dumb causes Rich to disable all terminal styling. Added repr() debug logging that prints the raw bytes around the load substring to the CI console — this will definitively reveal any remaining invisible characters if the tests still fail.
Verification: nox -s integration_tests passes locally — 206 tests, 206 passed, 0 failed. Debug repr output shows clean text: '│\n│ --load-context FILE '.

2026-02-13: Bugfix - CI integration_tests Failures Round 3 (venv PATH, Resource paths, hanging tests)

Observation: Round 2 fixed pabot resource exhaustion by switching to sequential robot. This exposed 18 new test failures (previously hidden — those suites never completed under pabot). Three root causes identified.
Issue 1 — python -m cleveragents uses system Python (not venv Python):
- Root cause: When rewriting the integration_tests session to use robot instead of pabot, the session.env["PATH"] line that prepends the venv bin/ directory was accidentally removed. Robot Framework's Run Process keyword inherits the nox session environment, so without the PATH override, python -m cleveragents resolved to the system Python (which lacks the installed package).
- Fix (noxfile.py): Restored session.env["PATH"] to prepend the venv bin directory. Consolidated debug output into a single session.run("python", "-c", ...) call showing robot path, CWD, and robot/ directory contents.
Issue 2 — Robot Framework Resource file resolution fails on CI:
- Root cause: Robot files used bare relative Resource references (e.g., Resource v2_paths.resource, Resource common.resource). Robot Framework resolves bare paths relative to the current working directory, not the test file's directory. When CWD differs between local and CI environments, these references break with Resource file 'v2_paths.resource' does not exist.
- Fix (30 robot files): Converted all bare Resource references to use ${CURDIR}/ absolute paths (e.g., Resource ${CURDIR}/v2_paths.resource). Exception: robot/core_cli_commands.robot retains bare Resource discovery_common.resource because that file intentionally does not exist (tests using it are excluded via --exclude discovery).
Issue 3 — rxpy_route_validation.robot tests hang indefinitely:
- Root cause: Several Run Process calls invoking python -m cleveragents actor run lacked timeout parameters. Tests that expect the command to succeed (LangGraph routes, allowed RxPY routes) start actual actor runs that never terminate, causing the entire test suite to hang.
- Fix (robot/rxpy_route_validation.robot): Added timeout=30s to all 9 Run Process calls. Tagged Test Run Command With LangGraph Routes Succeeds and Test Run Command Accepts RxPY Routes When Allowed as slow (these require runtime infrastructure unavailable on CI). Also fixed a bug where Test Run Command With LangGraph Routes Succeeds was using ${RXPY_CONFIG} instead of ${LANGGRAPH_CONFIG}, and removed conflicting duplicate stderr/stdout parameters.
Verification: nox -s integration_tests passes locally — 204 tests, 204 passed, 0 failed (2 additional tests now excluded via slow tag: the 2 RxPY tests that require running actors).

2026-02-13: Bugfix - CI integration_tests Failures Round 4 (duplicate Settings blocks, venv Python injection, CI debug)

Observation: Round 3 fixes (commit e8aa5ac) passed locally (204/204) but CI still showed 18 failures across 6 files. Two distinct failure signatures: (A) Resource file '/workspace/.../robot/v2_paths.resource' does not exist for files that alphabetically follow sandbox_integration.robot, despite the directory listing confirming both .resource files are present; (B) /usr/local/bin/python: No module named cleveragents — system Python used instead of venv Python.
Issue 1 — Duplicate *** Settings *** blocks cause resource import failures on CI:
- Root cause: The Round 3 sed-based Resource path conversion created a second *** Settings *** block in 14 robot files (the Resource ${CURDIR}/... line was appended in a new block rather than inserted into the existing one). While Robot Framework 7.4.1 nominally merges duplicate sections, this non-standard structure caused intermittent resource import failures on the CI container (Forgejo runner with python:3.13-slim). Locally, the same files parsed correctly — suggesting an RF parsing race or filesystem interaction specific to the CI overlay filesystem.
- Fix (14 robot files): Merged all duplicate *** Settings *** blocks into a single block per file, combining Documentation, Library, Resource, Suite Setup, and Suite Teardown into the canonical first block. Removed duplicate Resource imports (2 files had triple Settings blocks with duplicated imports). Added blank line separators between sections.
Issue 2 — Bare python in Run Process calls resolves to system Python on CI:
- Root cause: 14 robot files used Run Process python -m cleveragents ... with bare python. On CI, session.env["PATH"] propagation from nox → robot → Run Process subprocess was unreliable — the system /usr/local/bin/python was used instead of the venv Python, causing No module named cleveragents. Files that imported common.resource and used ${PYTHON} (set via sys.executable in Setup Test Environment) were unaffected.
- Fix (noxfile.py + 14 robot files): Noxfile now passes --variable PYTHON:<venv-python-path> to the robot command, explicitly injecting the venv Python path. All 14 files updated to use ${PYTHON} instead of bare python in Run Process calls, with a ${PYTHON} python default in *** Variables *** for standalone runs. This bypasses PATH entirely.
Issue 3 — Hardcoded /app/src path in system_prompt_template_rendering.robot:
- Root cause: Three python -c inline scripts used sys.path.insert(0, '/app/src') to import cleveragents. This path is only valid locally (/app), not on CI (/workspace/cleveragents/cleveragents-core). Since the venv Python (now injected via ${PYTHON}) already has cleveragents installed via pip install -e .[tests], the sys.path.insert is unnecessary.
- Fix (robot/system_prompt_template_rendering.robot): Removed import sys; sys.path.insert(0, '/app/src'); from all 3 inline Python code strings.
Additional fix: Added trailing newline to robot/common.resource (was missing, defensive fix).
CI debug output added (noxfile.py): Comprehensive pre-robot debug block now prints: sys.executable, shutil.which('python'), full PATH, os.path.exists/isfile/islink/stat for both .resource files, first 100 bytes of each, fixture directory existence checks (features/fixtures/v2/*), and Robot Framework version. This will definitively diagnose any remaining resource import issues on the next CI run.
Verification: nox -s integration_tests passes locally — 204 tests, 204 passed, 0 failed.

2026-02-13: Bugfix - CI integration_tests Failures Round 5 (guard cleanup when OpenAI key missing)

Observation: After Round 4, CI still failed mid-suite with a cascade of Resource file ... does not exist and FileNotFoundError for the venv Python path. The failures started immediately after Robot.Scientific Paper Basic was skipped due to missing OPENAI_API_KEY.
Root cause (robot/scientific_paper_basic.robot): Suite setup begins with Require OpenAI Key. When the key is missing, the keyword calls Skip, so the rest of setup does not execute. This leaves ${CONTEXT_DIR} as ${EMPTY} (it was initialized to empty in the Variables table). In suite teardown, Remove Directory ${CONTEXT_DIR} recursive=True runs with an empty string, which resolves to the current working directory. On CI, this can delete the repo root (including .nox venv and robot/*.resource files), causing downstream suites to fail and the venv Python path to disappear.
Fix (robot/scientific_paper_basic.robot): Initialize ${CONTEXT_DIR} to ${TEMPDIR}/paper_basic_contexts in the Variables table, and guard cleanup with Run Keyword If '${CONTEXT_DIR}' != '${EMPTY}' before removing the directory. This prevents accidental deletion of the workspace when the suite is skipped.
Verification: Not re-run on CI yet; local nox -s integration_tests should continue to pass (204/204) with OPENAI_API_KEY unset.

2026-02-13: Enhancement - Restore parallel Robot runs + silence discovery resource warning

Change 1 — Reintroduce pabot for integration_tests:
- Reason: Sequential robot runs were reliable but slow (~7 minutes on CI). With the teardown bug fixed, we can safely return to parallel execution.
- Implementation (noxfile.py): integration_tests now runs pabot with conservative default parallelism (max 2 processes). Overrides supported via PABOT_PROCESSES or --processes in nox args. Existing --variable PYTHON:<venv> injection remains to ensure Run Process uses the venv interpreter.
Change 2 — Add robot/discovery_common.resource stub:
- Reason: robot/core_cli_commands.robot imports discovery_common.resource, which does not exist. This emits a non-fatal warning every run even though discovery-tagged tests are excluded.
- Fix: Add a minimal placeholder resource file to silence the warning.
Cleanup: Remove the temporary CI debug dump in integration_tests now that the failure mode has been addressed.

2026-02-06: CRITICAL ARCHITECTURAL DECISION - Tool-Based Resource Modification

REPLACED: OutputParser/code fence parsing approach
WITH: Tool-based change tracking (modern approach used by Claude Code, Cursor, Aider)
Key changes:
- LLMs call skills/tools directly (edit_file, write_file, delete_file, etc.)
- Skills operate on sandbox state directly
- ChangeSet is built from skill invocation history, NOT by parsing LLM text output
Added built-in resource skills (now C4.file/C4.search/C4.git): file ops, dir ops, search, git ops
Added MCP skill adapter (now C7.mcp): connect to external MCP servers
- Replaced C4 "Multi-File ChangeSet Generation" with "Tool-Based Change Tracking"
- Added SkillInvocationTracker and ToolCallRouter components
Rationale:
- No parsing ambiguity (is this code or explanation?)
- Each operation is explicit, typed, and trackable
- Supports rollback (replay inverse of recorded changes)
- Resource-agnostic (works for files, databases, APIs, any resource type)
- Compatible with MCP standard for external tools
See docs/specification.md sections:
- "Tool-Based Resource Modification (Modern Architecture)"
- "Unified Resource Abstraction Layer"
- "MCP Integration Architecture"

2026-02-09: Stage A5.3 + A5.4 Complete - v3 SQLAlchemy Models

Created LifecycleActionModel (table: actions_v3) in src/cleveragents/infrastructure/database/models.py:184:
- All columns per spec including action_id (ULID PK), name (unique), namespace, short_name, descriptions, actor refs, inputs_schema (JSON), state, timestamps, tags
- Indexes on namespace, state, short_name
- to_domain() and from_domain() conversion methods
- Relationship to LifecyclePlanModel
Created LifecyclePlanModel (table: lifecycle_plans) in src/cleveragents/infrastructure/database/models.py:327:
- All columns per spec including self-referential FKs (parent_plan_id, root_plan_id), action_id FK to actions_v3, phase/state, timestamps (ISO-8601 strings), JSON fields (project_ids, tags, sandbox_refs, execution_log, strategy_context)
- Indexes on phase, state, parent, root, created_at, action_id
- to_domain() and from_domain() conversion methods with _parse_iso/_to_iso helpers
- Self-referential parent_plan relationship, relationship to LifecycleActionModel
Used __allow_unmapped__ = True on both models to work with from __future__ import annotations and the legacy declarative style
Updated src/cleveragents/infrastructure/database/__init__.py to export both new models

2026-02-09: Stage B3.1 + B3.2 + B3.5 + B3.6 + B3.7 + B3.8 Complete - Sandbox Infrastructure (Luis's tasks)

Created src/cleveragents/infrastructure/sandbox/ package with 6 modules:
- protocol.py (B3.1 + B3.2): SandboxStatus enum with 7 states and transition validation, SandboxContext and CommitResult frozen dataclasses, Sandbox runtime-checkable Protocol, exception hierarchy (SandboxError, SandboxCreationError, SandboxCommitError, SandboxRollbackError, SandboxStateError)
- no_sandbox.py (B3.5): NoSandbox class for non-sandboxable resources (API endpoints, etc.). Implements full Sandbox protocol: create() logs warning about immediate changes, get_path() returns original path, commit() is no-op success, rollback() always raises, cleanup() idempotent. Path traversal guard included.
- factory.py (B3.6): SandboxFactory with create_sandbox() method mapping strategy strings to implementations. Currently only "none" -> NoSandbox is fully implemented; git_worktree, copy_on_write raise NotImplementedError (awaiting Hamza's B3.3/B3.4). Includes is_supported() and get_supported_strategies() validation helpers with resource type compatibility map.
- manager.py (B3.7): SandboxManager with thread-safe (RLock) tracking of active sandboxes per plan. Lazy creation via get_or_create_sandbox(), batch operations (commit_all, rollback_all, cleanup_all), abandoned sandbox cleanup, atexit handler for graceful process exit.
- merge.py (B3.8): Three merge strategies: GitMergeStrategy (shells out to git merge-file, falls back to sequential), SequentialMergeStrategy (theirs-wins), JsonMergeStrategy (recursive deep-merge with configurable array handling). All implement MergeStrategy protocol.
- __init__.py: Exports all public types.
Design decisions:
- Factory accepts raw resource_id/original_path/sandbox_strategy strings rather than Resource objects, since Resource model (B1) is not yet implemented by Hamza. This decouples the sandbox layer from the domain model and will be easy to wrap once B1 is complete.
- SandboxStatus.assert_transition() provides a convenient guard that raises SandboxStateError on invalid transitions -- used throughout NoSandbox and will be used by GitWorktreeSandbox/FilesystemSandbox.
- NoSandbox.rollback() always raises SandboxRollbackError rather than being a no-op, because silently swallowing rollback requests for unsandboxed resources would hide bugs.
All 6 files pass pyright with 0 errors (39 pre-existing errors in models.py remain).
Smoke tests pass: NoSandbox lifecycle, status transitions, factory creation, manager get_or_create, merge strategies.
Remaining Luis sandbox-adjacent tasks: None. Hamza's B3.3 (GitWorktreeSandbox) and B3.4 (FilesystemSandbox) are the remaining sandbox implementations.

2026-02-09: Stage A2.1 Already Complete

estimation_actor field already present at src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/action.py:219
review_actor field already present at src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/action.py:211
Also has apply_actor at line 215 (bonus field from earlier work)
safety_profile remains DEFERRED to post-30 per plan

2026-02-09: Stage SEC1 Complete - Remove eval() Vulnerability (Luis tasks SEC1.1-SEC1.3)

SEC1.1 Audit results (7 matches in src/cleveragents/):
- reactive/stream_router.py:113 - exec(code, {}, local_vars) -- CRITICAL: arbitrary code execution from config
- reactive/stream_router.py:340 - eval(fn_str, {"__builtins__": {}}) -- CRITICAL: eval of config transform strings
- reactive/config_parser.py:64 - re.compile(...) -- SAFE: regex compilation, not Python compile()
- agents/graphs/plan_generation.py:192 - graph.compile(...) -- SAFE: LangGraph compile, not builtin
- agents/graphs/context_analysis.py:135 - graph.compile(...) -- SAFE: LangGraph compile
- agents/graphs/auto_debug.py:74 - graph.compile(...) -- SAFE: LangGraph compile
- Result: 2 real vulnerabilities, 4 false positives
SEC1.2 Fixes applied to src/cleveragents/reactive/stream_router.py (full removal per NO BACKWARDS COMPATIBILITY rule):
- SimpleToolAgent: Added named operation registry (_SAFE_OPERATIONS) with register_operation() classmethod. New operation param selects from: identity, uppercase, lowercase, strip, extract_content, to_string. Legacy code blocks are fully rejected -- attempting to use a code block raises StreamRoutingError. No exec() call remains.
- ReactiveStreamRouter: Added named transform registry (_TRANSFORM_REGISTRY) with register_transform() classmethod. Registry includes: identity, uppercase, lowercase, strip, to_string, extract_content. Legacy fn string expressions that are not in the registry are fully rejected -- attempting to use an unregistered fn string raises StreamRoutingError. No eval() call remains.
SEC1.3: config_parser.py has NO eval/exec/compile vulnerability. The re.compile() at line 64 is standard regex compilation. No changes needed.
Impact on tests: BDD tests that previously exercised legacy exec/eval code paths have been updated to verify rejection. Tests in stream_router_agent_tool_coverage.feature, stream_router_new_branches.feature, and stream_router_uncovered_paths.feature now assert StreamRoutingError for code blocks and unregistered transforms.

2026-02-10: Stage SEC1.5 Complete - Security BDD tests (Luis, acting as Rui per plan)

Created features/security_eval.feature with 8 scenarios:
- Config with code injection attempt is rejected
- Malicious transform expression does not execute
- Valid config still works after eval removal (named operation)
- Named transform from registry works after eval removal
- Code block with import attempt is rejected
- Eval expression mimicking registry name is still rejected
- Custom registered operation works
- Custom registered transform works
Created features/steps/security_eval_steps.py with step definitions

2026-02-09: Stage A5.6 Complete - ActionRepository (Luis tasks A5.6a-A5.6j)

Created ActionRepository class in src/cleveragents/infrastructure/database/repositories.py
Uses session-factory pattern: __init__(self, session_factory: Callable[[], Session]) -- each method obtains its own session from the factory
Custom exceptions: DuplicateActionError (extends DatabaseError), ActionInUseError (extends BusinessRuleViolation)
10 methods implemented:
- __init__ + _session() helper
- create(): Persists new Action via LifecycleActionModel.from_domain(), catches IntegrityError -> DuplicateActionError
- get_by_id(): Query by primary key, returns domain via to_domain() or None
- get_by_name(): Query by full namespaced name string, returns domain or None
- get_by_namespace(): Filter by namespace + optional state, order by short_name ASC
- get_by_state(): Filter by state, order by updated_at DESC
- update(): Fetch row, overwrite all mutable columns, auto-set updated_at
- list_available(): Filter state='available' + optional namespace, order by namespace+short_name
- delete(): Check referential integrity against LifecyclePlanModel, raise ActionInUseError if plans exist, else delete
All public methods decorated with @database_retry per ADR-033
All mutating methods flush (do NOT commit) -- caller/UnitOfWork handles commit
Uses Any type hints for domain Action objects to avoid circular import issues (LifecycleActionModel.to_domain() handles the actual conversion)
Updated infrastructure/database/__init__.py to export ActionRepository, DuplicateActionError, ActionInUseError
0 new pyright errors (3 pre-existing sqlalchemy import resolution errors remain)

2026-02-09: Stage E1 Complete - Subplan Model (Luis tasks E1.1-E1.5)

All models added to src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/plan.py
E1.1a: ExecutionMode enum (SEQUENTIAL, PARALLEL, DEPENDENCY_ORDERED)
E1.1b: SubplanMergeStrategy enum (GIT_THREE_WAY, SEQUENTIAL_APPLY, FAIL_ON_CONFLICT, LAST_WINS)
- Renamed from MergeStrategy in spec to SubplanMergeStrategy to avoid collision with the infrastructure-level MergeStrategy protocol in infrastructure.sandbox.merge
E1.2a: SubplanConfig Pydantic model with: execution_mode, merge_strategy, max_parallel (1-50, default 5), fail_fast, timeout_per_subplan_seconds, retry_failed, max_retries (0-5, default 2)
E1.3a: Verified parent_plan_id and root_plan_id already exist in PlanIdentity (from A1)
E1.3b: Added subplan_config: SubplanConfig | None and subplan_statuses: list[SubplanStatus] fields to Plan
E1.3c: Added computed properties: is_subplan (has parent), is_root_plan (no parent or root==self), depth (0 for root, -1 placeholder for non-root), has_subplans (has statuses)
E1.4a: SubplanStatus Pydantic model with: subplan_id, action_name, target_resources, status, timing, results (error, changeset_summary, files_changed), retries (attempt_number, previous_attempts)
E1.4b: SubplanAttempt Pydantic model (used Pydantic BaseModel instead of dataclass for consistency)
E1.5a: SubplanFailureHandler class with should_stop_others() and should_retry() methods
E1.5b: RETRIABLE_FAILURES and NON_RETRIABLE_ERRORS as frozenset constants
Used Pydantic BaseModel instead of dataclass (per ADR-004) for SubplanAttempt and SubplanStatus
Added from __future__ import annotations to plan.py to support forward references
0 pyright errors on plan.py; all smoke tests pass
E1.6 (Behave tests) is assigned to Rui, skipped

2026-02-09: Stage A6 Complete - Automation Levels Foundation (Luis tasks)

A6.1: Added AutomationLevel enum to src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/plan.py:57:
- MANUAL (default) - user triggers each phase transition
- REVIEW_BEFORE_APPLY - auto strategize+execute, pause before apply
- FULL_AUTOMATION - all phases run without human input
- Added automation_level field to Plan model (default MANUAL)
A6.2: Added default_automation_level setting to src/cleveragents/config/settings.py:
- String field with default "manual", env var CLEVERAGENTS_AUTOMATION_LEVEL
- Hierarchy: plan-level (explicit) > global default from settings
- Session-level override deferred (requires session CLI module that doesn't exist yet)
A6.3: Updated PlanLifecycleService in src/cleveragents/application/services/plan_lifecycle_service.py:
- automation_level parameter on use_action() (explicit > global default)
- _resolve_automation_level() reads from settings, falls back to MANUAL
- should_auto_progress(plan) - pure query, checks if plan should auto-advance
- auto_progress(plan_id) - idempotent, advances to next phase if automation permits
- complete_strategize() and complete_execute() now call auto_progress() automatically
- pause_plan(plan_id) - sets automation to MANUAL to halt auto-progression
- resume_plan(plan_id, level) - restores automation level and triggers immediate auto-progress if ready
- set_plan_automation_level(plan_id, level) - change level for existing non-terminal plan
A6.4: Updated CLI commands in src/cleveragents/cli/commands/plan.py:
- --automation-level option on agents plan use command (parses and validates)
- agents plan set-automation-level <plan_id> <level> command (calls set_plan_automation_level)
- config set automation-level and session set automation-level DEFERRED: require new CLI modules (config.py, session.py) that don't exist yet
All modified files pass pyright with 0 new errors (only pre-existing structlog import resolution)

2026-02-10: Stage A6.5 Complete - Automation Levels BDD Tests (Luis, taking over from Rui)

Created features/automation_levels.feature with 24 Behave scenarios covering:
- Manual mode: verifies no auto-progression after complete_strategize or complete_execute
- Review-before-apply mode: auto-executes after strategize, pauses before apply
- Full automation mode: auto-executes and auto-applies
- Plan-level override: explicit automation_level on use_action overrides global default
- Mid-plan level changes: set_plan_automation_level works on non-terminal plans, rejected on terminal
- should_auto_progress query: verified for all 3 levels in strategize/complete and execute/complete states, plus terminal plans
- Pause/resume: pause_plan sets level to MANUAL, resume_plan restores level and triggers auto-progress when ready, defaults to REVIEW_BEFORE_APPLY when no level specified
- Settings resolution: _resolve_automation_level reads from settings, falls back to MANUAL for invalid values
Created features/steps/automation_levels_steps.py with step definitions
Discovery: pydantic-settings BaseSettings does not accept constructor keyword overrides for fields with validation_alias; must set attribute after construction. This affects test helpers that need to override default_automation_level.
All 24 new scenarios pass; all 51 existing plan_lifecycle_service.feature scenarios continue to pass (no regressions)

Roadmap

Milestone Overview

Milestone	Target Date	Description
M0: Foundation	2026-02-11 (Day 0)	Preserve existing LangGraph infrastructure and tooling baseline.
M1: Local Source Code MVP	2026-02-18 (Day 7)	Action YAML -> plan use -> strategize/execute/apply with sandboxed, tool-based change tracking on source code only.
M2: Projects & Resources	2026-02-21 (Day 10)	Resource/project registries + CLI, git-checkout + fs-directory support, local sandbox strategies.
M3: Actors, Tools, Skills, Validations	2026-02-25 (Day 14)	Actor YAML + compilation, tool/skill/validation registries, built-in file/search/git tools, MCP adapter (local).
M4: Decisions & Invariants	2026-03-04 (Day 21)	Decision recording + correction, invariants + automation profiles, plan tree/explain/correct CLI.
M5: Subplans & Parallelism	2026-03-08 (Day 25)	Subplan spawning, parallel execution, merge strategies, multi-project support.
M6: Large Project Autonomy	2026-03-13 (Day 30)	ACMS v1 (local), deep subplans, autonomous large-project workflows.
M7: Server Stubs (Client Only)	2026-03-18 (Day 35)	Client-side server stubs only (no server implementation in this project).
M8: UX & Rendering	2026-03-23 (Day 40)	Output rendering formats, UX polish, remaining spec items.

Critical Path to 7-Day MVP (Source Code Only)

WEEK 1 GOAL: A minimally usable application that can:

Register an action from YAML via agents action create --config <file> (namespaced name, description, definition_of_done, actors, args, invariants, optional automation profile).
Create a project and link a local git-checkout resource via agents project create <name> --resource <resource> + agents resource add git-checkout <name> --path <path> + agents project link-resource <project> <resource>.
Use the action on one or more projects via agents plan use [--automation-profile ...] [--invariant ...] [--arg name=value] <action> <project>... (Strategize phase).
Execute in a per-plan sandbox (git_worktree for git-checkout resources) via agents plan execute <plan_id> with tool-based change tracking.
Apply sandbox changes via agents plan apply [--yes] <plan_id> after required validations (if any) pass.

Detailed tasks, ownership, and sequencing live in the Implementation Checklist (Sections 3-6).

Parallel Workstreams

Workstream A: Plan lifecycle + action/plan alignment + persistence (Section 3).
Workstream B: Project/resource registry + CLI + sandbox strategies (Section 4).
Workstream C: Actor/tool/skill/validation registries + built-in tools (Section 5).
Workstream D: Tool router + change tracking + apply pipeline (Section 5/6).
Workstream Q: Quality automation maintenance (Section 0).
Workstream T: Testing (Brent through 2026-02-27, Rui after).

Quick Reference for Development

Tool Commands

# Development setup
pip install -e .[dev,tests,docs]    # Install with all extras
hatch env create                     # Create virtual environment
hatch shell                          # Activate environment

# Testing
nox                                  # Run all tests
nox -s unit_tests                    # Run Behave tests only
nox -s integration_tests             # Run Robot tests only
nox -s coverage_report               # Check coverage (must be >=97%)

# Code quality
nox -s format                        # Format with Ruff
nox -s lint                          # Lint with Ruff
nox -s typecheck                     # Type check with pyright

# Documentation
nox -s docs                          # Build documentation

Key Files and Their Purpose

pyproject.toml - All project configuration (no setup.py, no requirements.txt)
noxfile.py - All task automation (no Makefile, no scripts/)
features/ - Behave unit tests (no tests/ directory)
robot/ - Robot integration tests
docs/specification.md - Authoritative specification (source of truth for all architecture)
docs/reference/ - Discovery artifacts from Phase 0
docs/architecture/decisions/ - ADRs from Phase 1
examples/actions/ - Example action YAML config files
examples/actors/ - Example actor YAML config files
examples/tools/ - Example tool YAML config files
examples/skills/ - Example skill YAML config files
examples/profiles/ - Example automation profile YAML config files
examples/resource-types/ - Example custom resource type YAML config files
examples/validations/ - Example validation YAML config files

CLI Command Groups (spec-defined)

agents version | info | diagnostics | init
agents session   create | list | show | delete | export | import | tell
agents project   create | link-resource | unlink-resource | list | show | delete | context (set|show|inspect|simulate)
agents validation add | attach | detach
agents actor     run | add | remove | list | show | context (remove|list|show|export|import|clear)
agents skill     add | remove | list | show | tools
agents tool      add | remove | list | show
agents resource  type (add|remove|list|show) | add | remove | list | show | inspect | tree | link-child | unlink-child
agents plan      list | use | execute | apply | status | cancel | tree | explain | correct | diff | artifacts | prompt | rollback
agents action    create | list | show | archive
agents automation-profile add | remove | list | show
agents config    set | get | list
agents invariant add | list | remove

Environment Variables (CLEVERAGENTS_* only)

# Core configuration (see spec Configuration section for the full list)
CLEVERAGENTS_HOME=~/.cleveragents
CLEVERAGENTS_LOG_LEVEL=INFO

# Development
CLEVERAGENTS_DEBUG=true
CLEVERAGENTS_TEST_MODE=true

Schedule Adhereance

2026-02-12 (Day 2 since kickoff on 2026-02-11)

Timeline reference: Day 7/M1 = 2026-02-18, Day 10/M2 = 2026-02-21, Day 14/M3 = 2026-02-25, Day 21/M4 = 2026-03-04, Day 25/M5 = 2026-03-08, Day 30/M6 = 2026-03-13, Day 35/M7 = 2026-03-18.
Snapshot (Team Status | Overall Risk | Pace Notes): Behind ~8-10 days | Overall risk = HIGH | Pre-rebaseline pacing, server scope still in queue, Rui unavailable through 2026-02-27.
Milestone forecast (Target -> ETA | Delta | Risk):
- M1 (2026-02-18) -> ETA 2026-02-26 | +8d | HIGH
- M2 (2026-02-21) -> ETA 2026-03-02 | +9d | HIGH
- M3 (2026-02-25) -> ETA 2026-03-09 | +12d | MED-HIGH
- M4 (2026-03-04) -> ETA 2026-03-18 | +14d | MED-HIGH
- M5 (2026-03-08) -> ETA 2026-03-23 | +15d | MEDIUM
- M6 (2026-03-13) -> ETA 2026-03-31 | +18d | MEDIUM
Track forecast (Track | Status | ETA | Risk | Blocking):
- Track A (Plan lifecycle + persistence) | behind ~6-8d | ETA M1+ | HIGH | action/plan alignment + persistence wiring
- Track B (Projects/resources + sandbox) | not started | ETA M2+ | HIGH | resource registry + sandbox strategies missing
- Track C (Actors/tools/skills/validations) | not started | ETA M3+ | HIGH | registries + actor YAML missing
- Track D (Change tracking + apply pipeline) | not started | ETA M1+ | HIGH | tool runtime + change tracking absent
- Track Q (Quality automation) | ahead | ETA on-time | LOW | gates landed, only maintenance adjustments
- Track T (Testing) | at risk (Rui out) | ETA slips 4-6d | HIGH | QA load on Brent/Jeff until Rui returns
Developer forecast (Name | Availability | Load | Risk | Focus):
- Jeff | available | critical-path overloaded | HIGH | CLI rebaseline + tool router + execute/apply integration
- Luis | available | high | MEDIUM | persistence + sandbox/change tracking
- Hamza | available | high | HIGH | resource registry + project linking
- Aditya | available | medium | MEDIUM | actor YAML + skill config
- Brent | available | high (QA pickup) | MED-HIGH | tests + nox verification for M1/M2
- Rui | unavailable 2026-02-13 to 2026-02-27 | zero | HIGH | tasks reassigned; resume after 2026-02-27
- Mike/Brian | standby | low | LOW | none

2026-02-13 (Day 3 since kickoff on 2026-02-11)

Timeline reference: Day 7/M1 = 2026-02-18, Day 10/M2 = 2026-02-21, Day 14/M3 = 2026-02-25, Day 21/M4 = 2026-03-04, Day 25/M5 = 2026-03-08, Day 30/M6 = 2026-03-13, Day 35/M7 = 2026-03-18.
Snapshot (Team Status | Overall Risk | Pace Notes): Behind ~4-6 days | Overall risk = HIGH | CI rebaseline to Hatch + nox confirmed; M2 resource scope trimmed to git-checkout + fs-mount + fs-directory/file; local-only MVP confirmed.
Milestone forecast (Target -> ETA | Delta | Risk):
- M1 (2026-02-18) -> ETA 2026-02-22 | +4d | HIGH
- M2 (2026-02-21) -> ETA 2026-02-27 | +6d | HIGH
- M3 (2026-02-25) -> ETA 2026-03-07 | +10d | MED-HIGH
- M4 (2026-03-04) -> ETA 2026-03-17 | +13d | MED-HIGH
- M5 (2026-03-08) -> ETA 2026-03-23 | +15d | MEDIUM
- M6 (2026-03-13) -> ETA 2026-03-31 | +18d | MEDIUM
Track forecast (Track | Status | ETA | Risk | Blocking):
- Track A (Plan lifecycle + persistence) | behind ~3-5d | ETA M1+4 | HIGH | action model rebaseline + repo/persistence wiring
- Track B (Projects/resources + sandbox) | behind ~6-8d | ETA M2+6 | HIGH | resource registry + git_worktree sandbox
- Track C (Actors/tools/skills/validations) | behind ~7-10d | ETA M3+10 | MED-HIGH | tool/skill/validation registries + actor YAML v3
- Track D (Change tracking + apply pipeline) | behind ~6-9d | ETA M1+7 | HIGH | tool runtime + changeset + apply gating
- Track Q (Quality automation) | slightly behind | ETA M1+2 | MED | CI not yet nox/Hatch aligned; coverage gate mismatch
- Track T (Testing) | at risk (Rui out) | ETA slips 4-6d | HIGH | QA load on Brent + feature owners
Developer forecast (Name | Availability | Load | Risk | Focus):
- Jeff | available | critical-path overloaded | HIGH | action model rebaseline, CLI rebaseline, tool runtime + execute/apply integration
- Luis | available | high | MEDIUM | persistence wiring + sandbox strategy + apply pipeline
- Hamza | available | high | HIGH | resource registry + project linking + resource type schemas
- Aditya | available | medium | MEDIUM | actor/skill YAML + hierarchical graph configs
- Brent | available | high (QA + CI) | MED-HIGH | CLI coverage + nox/CI alignment + integration tests
- Rui | unavailable 2026-02-13 to 2026-02-27 | zero | HIGH | testing tasks deferred or reassigned
- Mike/Brian | standby | low | LOW | none

Implementation Checklist

This comprehensive checklist tracks all implementation tasks for the CleverAgents project. Each phase item includes mandatory Code, Document, and Tests bullets. Only mark the parent complete when every sub-bullet (including any spawned Fix - ... remediation tasks) is checked.

Organization: This checklist is organized to enable parallel development and achieve a minimally working version as quickly as possible. Workstreams are clearly marked. Dependencies between workstreams are noted at merge points.

Execute all required tests through the appropriate nox sessions—never call behave, robot, or other runners directly. After touching any subtask, immediately add discoveries to the Notes section and update task descriptions.

Commit Ownership Rule: Each COMMIT item has exactly one owner. Every subtask (Code/Docs/Tests/Quality/Commit) must list that same owner in brackets. If a subtask truly requires a different owner, split it into a separate COMMIT item under the appropriate parallel group.

Commit Completion Rule: A COMMIT item is checked only after every subtask is complete, nox has passed, coverage is verified >=97%, and git commit -m "<message>" (using the commit message in the COMMIT header) has been executed.

Gitflow Standard (required for every COMMIT item):

Every COMMIT block must include explicit Git subtasks with the exact commands for: checkout master, pull master, create/checkout the feature branch, merge origin/master into the branch before final tests, git add ., and git commit -m "<message>".
Do not list Git command tasks outside a COMMIT block; any Git command must be a child of the owning COMMIT item.
Branches follow Gitflow naming: feature/<section>-<short-name> (one branch per subtrack unless the subtrack explicitly states otherwise).
Merge policy: merging from a feature branch into master is done in Forgejo via PR only (no CLI merge to master).
Push prohibition: do not include any git push commands in checklist items (pushing is handled outside the checklist).
PR requirement: every branch with one or more commits must have a Forgejo PR task with an explicit description; merge happens in the Forgejo UI after CI + review.
Branch cleanup: include local branch deletion commands after PR merge; remote deletion, if desired, should be done in Forgejo UI (no push commands).
Compatibility note: If any existing subtrack still lists CLI merges (e.g., git checkout master && git merge --no-ff feature/...), replace with the Forgejo PR step above.

Updated Team Assignments (by Expertise)

Developer	Strengths	Assignment Focus	Availability
Jeff	CTO, fastest developer, expert in everything	Critical path blockers, architecture, complex integrations, decision correction, unblocking others	PRIMARY - Available for all critical work
Aditya	Domain expert (agents/LLMs), understands hierarchical configs	Actor YAML configurations, hierarchical actor graphs, strategy/execution actors, MCP integration	HIGH - Primary on actor/skill work
Rui	Fastest developer, new to Python	Testing (Behave/Robot), simple implementations, CLI scaffolding, test fixtures (post-2026-02-27)	UNAVAILABLE 2026-02-13 to 2026-02-27; resumes after
Brent	Slow but detail-oriented	Days 1-3: Automated quality gates; Days 4-8: QA + test coverage pickup; After Day 8: Validation testing	CONTINUOUS - Independent QA track
Hamza	RDF expert, Python proficient, no LLM experience	Projects, resources, sandbox, database infrastructure, decision models, context indexing	HIGH - Infrastructure lead
Luis	Best Python architect, pedantic	Algorithms, state machines, service layer architecture, change tracking, validation pipelines	HIGH - Architecture/service layer
Mike/Brian	Sysadmins	Deployment only (minimal coding tasks)	LOW - Only deployment tasks

Work Assignment Philosophy

Jeff should be assigned to:

Any task that is blocking other developers
Complex integrations requiring deep architectural understanding
Decision correction mechanism (critical for 30-day goal)
Skill execution framework (core to MVP)
Performance-critical code paths
Final review of all architectural decisions

Jeff's Critical Path Task Summary (Day-by-Day)

Day 1-3: A2b/A4b rebaseline (action/plan domain + CLI), tool registry bootstrap, unblock persistence wiring.
Day 4-7: Tool router + sandbox integration, plan execute/apply end-to-end, MVP integration gating.
Day 15-21: Decision correction core algorithm + plan tree/explain/correct CLI integration.
Day 22-30: Large-project autonomy integration (subplans + ACMS v1 + performance tuning).

BLOCKING CHAIN: If Jeff is unavailable, the following chains stall:

A5.alpha → A5.beta → A5.gamma → Plan persistence (Day 1-2)
C3.protocol → C3.context → C4.file → Skill execution (Day 3-6)
D4.revert → D4.append → Decision correction (Day 15-18)

Aditya should be assigned to:

ALL actor configuration YAML files and examples
Hierarchical actor graph compositions
Strategy and execution actor templates
MCP skill adapter implementation
Skill metadata definitions
Anything requiring understanding of LLM tool calling patterns

Luis should be assigned to:

State machine implementations (plan lifecycle, phase transitions)
Repository pattern implementations
Service layer architecture
Algorithm design (merge strategies, dependency closure)
Validation pipeline orchestration
Should NOT be assigned to simple CRUD or UI work

Hamza should be assigned to:

Database schema design and Alembic migrations
Resource model and sandbox infrastructure
Context indexing and RDF graph store integration
Decision tree persistence layer
Session management
Should NOT be assigned to LLM/agent-specific logic

Rui should be assigned to:

ALL Behave test scenarios (write BEFORE implementation)
Robot integration tests
Simple CLI scaffolding
Test fixtures and mocks in features/
Should ALWAYS work in parallel with feature developers
Availability constraint: Rui is unavailable 2026-02-13 through 2026-02-27; M1/M2 test + CLI tasks must be reassigned during that window.

Brent should be assigned to:

Days 1-3: Setting up comprehensive automated quality gates
Days 4-8: Selective manual review of high-priority items only
After Day 8: High-impact validation and edge case testing with Luis
Continuous: Monitoring automated quality metrics
Should work INDEPENDENTLY with no blocking dependencies

Updated Timeline Targets

Milestone	Day	Goal	Success Criteria
M1: MVP	Day 7	Action YAML -> plan use -> execute in sandbox -> apply (source code only)	`agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action create --config` + `agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan use <action> <project>` + `agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan execute` + `agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan apply` working end-to-end on a git repository with sandboxed execution
M2: Projects & Resources	Day 10	Project/resource registry + CLI with git worktree sandbox	`agents project create` + `agents resource add git-checkout` + `agents project link-resource` working with git worktree isolation
M3: Actors, Tools, Skills, Validations	Day 14	Actor YAML compiled -> tool/skill/validation registries -> tool-based ChangeSet	Actor YAML parsed -> LangGraph compiled -> Tools executed -> Validations passing -> Applied
M4: Decisions & Invariants	Day 21	Decision recording + correction + invariants + automation profiles	`agents plan tree` + `agents plan explain` + `agents plan correct` + `agents invariant add/list`
M5: Subplans & Parallelism	Day 25	Hierarchical subplans with parallel execution and merging	Parent plan spawns 5+ subplans -> Parallel execution -> Three-way merge -> Validations pass
M6: Large Projects	Day 30	ACMS v1 + large-project autonomy	Port a 500-file codebase using hierarchical subplans + decision correction
Server Connectivity	Beyond Day 30	Client interfaces for server communication; server developed independently	Client-to-server API abstractions defined, but local execution only; no server implementation in this project

CRITICAL: Server Connectivity Policy

The CleverAgents client does NOT include server functionality. The server is a separate project that will be developed independently. This implementation plan covers the client only. During Days 1-30, developers should:

Design with Server Connectivity in Mind: Ensure abstractions support future connection to an external server
Create Client Interface Stubs Only: Define ServerClientAPI, RemoteExecutionClient, AuthenticationClient interfaces but implement as stubs that raise NotImplementedError("Server connectivity not yet implemented")
No Server Implementation Work: The server is NOT part of this project—do NOT spend time on server implementation, only on client-side connection interfaces
Focus on Core Functionality: All effort goes to plan lifecycle, actors, skills, sandboxing, decisions, and subplans

The following Section 8 (Server Connectivity) items are explicitly OUT OF SCOPE for the 30-day deadline:

Client-to-server API integration
WebSocket streaming to server
Remote project execution via server
Server authentication flow (client-side)
Server API client implementation (beyond stubs)

Rationale: Getting a minimally usable application working for single-user local operation in 7 days, and large project autonomy in 30 days, is more valuable than incomplete server connectivity. The server will be developed as a separate project.

Critical Path Analysis

Critical path chains (authoritative tasks live in the checklist sections):

Chain A (M1): A2b (action/plan rebaseline) → A4b (CLI rebaseline) → A5 (persistence) → A5.legacy (remove legacy plan path) → M1 acceptance.
Chain B (M2): B1 (resource/project domain + built-ins) → B1/B2 persistence → B3 CLI → B4 sandbox strategies.
Chain C (M3): C1/C2 actor YAML + loader → tool/skill/validation registries → C5 router/change tracking → C9 execute/apply integration.
Chain D (M4+): D1/D2 decision model + recording → D4 correction → E1/E2 subplans → ACMS v1 (G-series).

Parallel Workstream Allocation

Current parallel tracks (see Sections 3-6 for detailed checklists):

Track A: Plan lifecycle + persistence (Jeff/Luis).
Track B: Projects/resources + sandbox (Hamza).
Track C: Actors/tools/skills/validations (Aditya/Jeff).
Track D: Change tracking + apply/validation integration (Luis/Jeff).
Track Q: Quality automation (Brent).
Track T: Testing (Brent through 2026-02-27; Rui after).

Coordination Checkpoints (Milestone-Level)

M1: Action YAML → plan use → execute → apply works end-to-end in local mode with sandboxed tool changes and nox green.
M3: Actor YAML compiles, tool/skill/validation registries functional, tool router produces ChangeSet, apply succeeds.
M4: Decision tree recorded; plan tree/explain/correct works; invariants + automation profiles enforced.
M6: ACMS v1 + deep subplans supports large-project autonomy (local mode).

Parallel Workstreams Structure

Workstream A: Plan lifecycle + persistence (Section 3).
Workstream B: Projects/resources + sandbox (Section 4).
Workstream C: Actors/tools/skills/validations (Section 5).
Workstream D: Change tracking + apply pipeline (Section 6).
Workstream Q: Quality automation (Section 0).
Workstream T: Testing (Section T; Brent through 2026-02-27, Rui after).

Merge points and acceptance checks are tracked as checklist items under each milestone section.

Section 0: Quality Automation Setup [WORKSTREAM Q - Brent Lead]

Target: Days 0-3 (Minimum gates before merges; advanced gates after M1)

Parallelization rules:

Minimum gating (pre-commit + CI + coverage enforcement) is a merge blocker; it can run in parallel with Week 1 coding but must land before any feature branches merge.
Advanced automation (complexity metrics, dashboards, extended security scanning) is deferred until after M1 to avoid blocking the MVP.

Parallel Group Q0-Minimum Gates [Brent - blocks merges]

COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: Q0-Minimum | Branch: feature/q0-min-precommit) - Commit message: "feat(qa): add pre-commit baseline hooks" - done on 2026-02-12 07:21:52 +0000
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/q0-min-precommit
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Brent]: Add pre-commit>=3.6.0 to pyproject.toml dev dependencies and ensure it is included in the dev extra.
- Code [Brent]: Create .pre-commit-config.yaml pinned to specific hook versions; include ruff format, ruff check, pyright, check-merge-conflict, end-of-file-fixer, trailing-whitespace.
- Code [Brent]: Add pyrightconfig.json validation to pre-commit (hook that fails if config missing or invalid).
- Code [Brent]: Add/confirm nox -s lint session that runs Ruff + pyright using project settings; ensure session exits non-zero on warnings.
- Code [Brent]: Add/confirm nox -s format session for Ruff formatting and align it with pre-commit ruff format behavior.
- Docs [Brent]: Update CONTRIBUTING.md with pre-commit install + run steps (no helper scripts).
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add scenarios in features/quality_automation.feature that parse .pre-commit-config.yaml, assert required hooks are present, and verify pinned versions.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add robot/quality_automation.robot that runs nox -s lint and asserts zero failures.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/precommit_config_bench.py to benchmark config parsing and hook list extraction.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report.
- Git [Brent]: git add .
- Commit [Brent]: git commit -m "feat(qa): add pre-commit baseline hooks".
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/q0-min-precommit to master, wait for CI + review, merge in UI (no CLI merge)
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/q0-min-precommit
COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: Q0-Minimum | Branch: feature/q0-min-ci) - Commit message: "feat(ci): add nox-based PR validation workflow"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/q0-min-ci
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Brent]: Update .forgejo/workflows/ci.yml to install dependencies via Hatch and run nox (unit + integration + typecheck + lint + coverage_report); do not add GitHub workflows. - done on 2026-02-12
- Code [Brent]: Ensure CI uses Python 3.13, caches pip/Hatch artifacts, and uploads nox logs on failure. - done on 2026-02-12
- Code [Brent]: Fail pipeline if any nox session fails or coverage <97% (explicit coverage gate). - done on 2026-02-12
- Docs [Brent]: Add CI usage notes in docs/development/ci-cd.md, including local repro commands and cache notes. - done on 2026-02-12
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add a scenario that validates the workflow file exists and references required nox sessions. - done on 2026-02-12 (features/ci_workflow_validation.feature, 11 scenarios)
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add a Robot smoke test that runs the same nox session matrix locally and asserts zero failures. - done on 2026-02-12 (robot/ci_nox_validation.robot)
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/ci_yaml_parse_bench.py to benchmark workflow parsing and key lookup. - done on 2026-02-12 (benchmarks/ci_yaml_parse_bench.py)
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark). - done on 2026-02-12 (1673 scenarios passed, 0 failed)
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%. - done on 2026-02-12 (97% total, fail-under=97 passes)
- Git [Brent]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Brent]: git commit -m "feat(ci): add nox-based PR validation workflow".
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/q0-min-ci to master, wait for CI + review, merge in UI (no CLI merge)
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/q0-min-ci
COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: Q0-Minimum | Branch: feature/q0-min-coverage) - Commit message: "feat(qa): enforce coverage >=97% in CI"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/q0-min-coverage
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Brent]: Ensure nox -s coverage_report fails below 97% and emits a single-line error message suitable for CI parsing.
- Code [Brent]: Update CI summary output (or job annotations) to surface the 97% threshold failure line clearly.
- Docs [Brent]: Update docs/development/testing.md with the 97% coverage requirement and a sample failure output.
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add a scenario that parses coverage config and asserts threshold >=97%.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add a Robot test that runs nox -s coverage_report and asserts pass/fail behavior.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/coverage_report_bench.py for coverage report runtime baseline.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Git [Brent]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Git [Brent]: git commit -m "feat(qa): enforce coverage >=97% in CI" (only after coverage check passes)
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/q0-min-coverage to master with description "Enforce 97% coverage via nox coverage_report with explicit CI summary output and updated docs/tests.".
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/q0-min-coverage
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.

Parallel Group Q0-Advanced Gates [Brent - AFTER M1]

COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: Q0-Advanced | Branch: feature/q0-adv-security) - Commit message: "feat(qa): align security scans with nox"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/q0-adv-security
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Brent]: Ensure bandit[toml]>=1.7.5 and semgrep are in dev dependencies and configured in pyproject.toml + .semgrep.yml.
- Code [Brent]: Ensure pre-commit hooks for Bandit + Semgrep are present with explicit exclude patterns.
- Code [Brent]: Align nox -s security session to run Bandit + Semgrep with the same configs used in CI.
- Docs [Brent]: Document security scan expectations and severity gates in docs/development/quality-automation.md.
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add a scenario verifying Bandit/Semgrep hooks are declared in .pre-commit-config.yaml.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add a Robot test that runs nox -s security.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/security_scan_bench.py to baseline scan runtime.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Git [Brent]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Git [Brent]: git commit -m "feat(qa): align security scans with nox" (only after coverage check passes)
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/q0-adv-security to master with description "Align security scanning (Bandit + Semgrep) across pre-commit, nox, and CI with documented severity gates.".
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/q0-adv-security
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: Q0-Advanced | Branch: feature/q0-adv-complexity) - Commit message: "feat(qa): align complexity checks with nox"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/q0-adv-complexity
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Brent]: Ensure radon>=6.0.1 is in dev dependencies and nox -s complexity enforces the agreed thresholds.
- Code [Brent]: Align CI to call nox -s complexity (non-blocking until M3) and emit a summary line for parsing.
- Docs [Brent]: Document complexity thresholds, exception policy, and how to interpret CI output.
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add a scenario that asserts radon configuration exists.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add a Robot test that runs nox -s complexity on a fixture module.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/complexity_scan_bench.py for radon runtime baseline.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Git [Brent]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Git [Brent]: git commit -m "feat(qa): align complexity checks with nox" (only after coverage check passes)
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/q0-adv-complexity to master with description "Align radon complexity checks with nox + CI outputs and document thresholds.".
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/q0-adv-complexity
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: Q0-Advanced | Branch: feature/q0-adv-docs) - Commit message: "docs(qa): refresh quality automation guide"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/q0-adv-docs
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Docs [Brent]: Refresh docs/development/quality-automation.md to reflect nox matrix, CI job names, and coverage >=97% gate.
- Docs [Brent]: Link the guide from README.md and CONTRIBUTING.md (verify links still valid).
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add a scenario verifying the guide exists and is linked from README/CONTRIBUTING.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add a Robot doc build smoke test via nox -s docs.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/docs_build_bench.py for docs build runtime baseline.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Git [Brent]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Git [Brent]: git commit -m "docs(qa): refresh quality automation guide" (only after coverage check passes)
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/q0-adv-docs to master with description "Refresh quality automation guide with updated nox/CI matrix and coverage gate details.".
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/q0-adv-docs
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.

Section 1: Completed Foundation (Phases 0-1) [PRESERVED]

Phase 0: Discovery and Requirements Elaboration
- Code: Implement Python discovery tooling for CLI, server, data contracts, supporting assets, environment variables, implicit behaviors, and parity matrix generation.
- Document: Append findings, scripts, and open questions to Phase 0 Notes with file_path:line_number references.
- Tests: Run Behave discovery scenarios and Robot smoke suites covering the generated artifacts.
Phase 1: Architecture Definition
- Code: Produce ADR stubs, module scaffolding, coding standard configurations, and packaging setup.
  - ADR-001: Python Package Layering and Module Boundaries
  - ADR-002: Asyncio Concurrency Model
  - ADR-003: Dependency Injection Framework
  - ADR-004: Pydantic for Data Validation
  - ADR-005: Error Handling Hierarchy
  - ADR-006: CLEVERAGENTS Environment Variables
  - ADR-007: Repository Pattern for Persistence
  - ADR-008: Provider Plugin Architecture
  - ADR-009: CLI Framework Selection
  - ADR-010: Logging and Observability
- Document: Update Phase 1 Notes with ADR locations, dependency policies, and style guides.
- Tests: Execute Ruff, pyright, Behave architecture scenarios, and Robot lint pipelines.

Section 2: Preserved Work from Previous Implementation [PRESERVED]

LangChain/LangGraph Foundation
- Dependencies installed (langchain, langgraph, langsmith, etc.)
- ADR-011: LangChain/LangGraph Integration Patterns
- Base StateGraph classes (BaseAgent, BaseStateGraph)
- LangChain mock provider (FakeListLLM)
Core LangGraph Workflows
- PlanGenerationGraph (load_context -> analyze_requirements -> generate_plan -> validate)
- ContextAnalysisAgent (5-node workflow for context analysis)
- AutoDebugGraph (analyze_error -> generate_fix -> validate_fix -> apply_fix)
- Memory service with EntityMemory
- CLI streaming integration
Provider Integration
- Provider registry
- OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter adapters
- LangSmith observability
Actor System (Stage 7.5)
- Actor domain model with config hashing
- Actor persistence (database, repository)
- Actor registry (built-ins from provider registry)
- Actor CLI commands (add, update, remove, list, show)
- Actor-first plan/chat commands (--actor flag)
- v2 format compatibility for actor configs

Section 3: Plan Lifecycle [WORKSTREAM A - Luis Lead]

Target: Milestone M1 (+7 days)

WEEK 1 - CRITICAL PATH

Stage A1: Plan Data Model (Day 1) - COMPLETED 2026-02-05
- Code: Create Plan domain model
  - Define Plan Pydantic model with fields (plan_id ULID, parent_plan_id, root_plan_id, attempt counter, phase, state, timestamps)
  - Define PlanPhase enum (Action, Strategize, Execute, Apply, Applied)
  - Define PlanState enum per phase (available, draft, archived, queued, processing, errored, complete, cancelled)
  - Add namespace support to plan naming ([server:][namespace/]<name>)
  - Location: src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/plan.py
- Tests: Behave scenarios for plan model validation, phase/state transitions (30 scenarios in features/plan_model.feature)
Stage A2: Action Model (Day 1) - COMPLETED 2026-02-05
- Code: Create Action domain model
  - Define Action Pydantic model (name, description, definition_of_done, strategy_actor, execution_actor, inputs_schema, reusable, read_only)
  - Add argument parsing for action parameters (--arg name:type:required|optional:description)
  - Location: src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/action.py
- Tests: Behave scenarios for action model validation (22 scenarios in features/action_model.feature)
- A2.1 [Luis] Extend Action model with additional fields (follow-up):
  - Field estimation_actor: str | None - optional actor for cost/risk estimation (already present at action.py:219)
  - Field review_actor: str | None - optional actor for code review (already present at action.py:211)
Parallel Group A2b: Action/Plan Spec Rebaseline (M1-critical) PARALLEL SUBTRACK A2b.alpha [Jeff]: Action model alignment + YAML-first semantics PARALLEL SUBTRACK A2b.beta [Luis]: Plan model alignment + action/project linkage PARALLEL SUBTRACK A2b.gamma [Aditya]: Action YAML schema + examples + loader SEQUENTIAL MERGE NOTE: A2b.alpha + A2b.beta + A2b.gamma must land before A4b CLI rebaseline.
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A2b.alpha | Branch: feature/m1-action-model) - Commit message: "feat(domain): align action model with spec"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m1-action-model
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Update src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/action.py to remove action_id and make the namespaced name the unique identifier.
- Code [Jeff]: Replace short_description with required description, keep optional long_description, and preserve stable serialization order.
- Code [Jeff]: Align ActionState to available/archived only; default to available and remove draft-only behavior.
- Code [Jeff]: Add optional automation_profile, invariant_actor, and invariants list with trimming, de-dup, and blank rejection.
- Code [Jeff]: Add optional review_actor, apply_actor, and estimation_actor fields with namespaced validation.
- Code [Jeff]: Add optional inputs_schema (JSON Schema dict) with JSON-serializable validation.
- Code [Jeff]: Align ActionArgument types to spec (string, integer, float, boolean, list) and update coercion mapping.
- Code [Jeff]: Add ActionArgument.from_mapping() for YAML and ActionArgument.coerce_value() for CLI --arg inputs.
- Code [Jeff]: Add Action.from_config() and Action.as_cli_dict() for YAML-first parsing and stable CLI rendering.
- Code [Jeff]: Add templating helper for description/definition_of_done with missing placeholder errors.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update docs/reference/action_model.md for YAML-first fields and state semantics.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add scenarios for namespaced validation, argument coercion, inputs_schema acceptance, and templating errors.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot scenario that loads action YAML and asserts automation_profile, invariants, and actor refs in CLI output.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/action_model_bench.py for argument parsing + templating throughput.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(domain): align action model with spec"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m1-action-model to master with description "Align action domain model to spec: YAML-first naming, invariants, and argument typing; updates docs + tests."
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m1-action-model
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: A2b.beta | Branch: feature/m1-plan-model) - Commit message: "feat(domain): align plan model with spec" - done on 2026-02-12 22:58:15 -0500
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m1-plan-model
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Remove Action phase from PlanPhase; align lifecycle to strategize/execute/apply/applied.
- Code [Jeff]: Replace action_state with processing_state only; enforce phase/state consistency per spec.
- Code [Jeff]: Add action_name (namespaced) and remove action_id usage throughout plan model.
- Code [Jeff]: Replace project_ids with project_links (name, alias, read_only) and enforce alias uniqueness.
- Code [Jeff]: Add automation_profile with provenance tags (plan/action/project/global) and lock after creation.
- Code [Jeff]: Add invariants list with source tags and stable ordering for CLI rendering.
- Code [Jeff]: Add arguments map + arguments_order, and persist rendered description/definition_of_done at plan creation.
- Code [Jeff]: Add changeset_id, sandbox_refs, validation_summary, decision_root_id, error_message, error_details placeholders.
- Code [Jeff]: Add Plan.as_cli_dict() for stable output and ProjectLink.validate_alias() helper.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update docs/reference/plan_model.md with phase/state semantics and linkage fields.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add scenarios for phase transitions, automation profile provenance, invariant ordering, and project link alias errors.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot scenario asserting plan status renders action_name + automation profile provenance.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/plan_model_bench.py for plan validation + serialization.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark). NOTE: Benchmark fails because ASV installs from git HEAD; uncommitted code not available in ASV env. All other sessions pass.
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(domain): align plan model with spec"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m1-plan-model to master, wait for CI + review, merge in UI (no CLI merge)
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m1-plan-model
COMMIT (Owner: Aditya | Group: A2b.gamma | Branch: feature/m1-action-schema) - Commit message: "docs(action): add action YAML schema and examples" — COMPLETED 2026-02-13
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git pull origin master
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout -b feature/m1-action-schema
- Git [Aditya]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Docs [Aditya]: Author docs/schema/action.schema.yaml with required fields, versioning, and namespaced name validation.
- Docs [Aditya]: Add schema blocks for arguments, invariants, automation_profile, inputs_schema, and optional actor refs.
- Docs [Aditya]: Add action examples under examples/actions/ (minimal, invariant-heavy, read-only, estimation-actor, inputs_schema).
- Code [Aditya]: Add schema validation helper in src/cleveragents/action/schema.py (YAML load + schema validate + env var interpolation).
- Code [Aditya]: Normalize YAML keys (snake_case vs camelCase) and emit warnings for legacy aliases.
- Code [Aditya]: Normalize invariants list (trim, drop blanks, de-dup) preserving order.
- Tests (Behave) [Aditya]: Add scenarios that load each example YAML and assert validation passes; add invalid schema cases.
- Tests (Robot) [Aditya]: Add Robot smoke test that parses example YAML files.
- Tests (ASV) [Aditya]: Add benchmarks/action_schema_bench.py for YAML schema validation throughput.
- Quality [Aditya]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Aditya]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. Coverage result: 98% total (action/schema.py: 98%, action/__init__.py: 100%).
- Git [Aditya]: git add .
- Git [Aditya]: git commit -m "docs(action): add action YAML schema and examples"
- Forgejo PR [Aditya]: Open PR from feature/m1-action-schema to master with description "Introduce action YAML schema + examples and loader validation; aligns action configs with spec for M1.".
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git branch -d feature/m1-action-schema Notes (A2b.gamma):
- Schema: docs/schema/action.schema.yaml — full field definitions with types, patterns, defaults, constraints.
- Examples: 5 configs under examples/actions/ — simple, invariant-heavy, read-only, estimation-actor, inputs-schema.
- Validation helper: src/cleveragents/action/schema.py — Pydantic ActionConfigSchema model with from_yaml() and from_yaml_file() factories.
- Features: camelCase→snake_case key normalization with deprecation warnings, ${ENV_VAR} interpolation, invariant trim/dedup/drop-blanks, clear error messages for every validation failure.
- Behave tests: 31 scenarios / 140 steps in features/action_schema.feature.
- Robot smoke: 6 test cases in robot/action_schema.robot (5 valid examples + 1 invalid rejection).
- ASV benchmarks: 3 suites (validation, file-load, serialization) in benchmarks/action_schema_bench.py.
- All nox sessions pass: lint ✓, typecheck (0 errors) ✓, unit_tests (2222 scenarios) ✓, integration_tests (208 passed) ✓, benchmark ✓, security_scan ✓, coverage (98%) ✓.
Stage A3: Plan State Machine (Day 1-2) - COMPLETED 2026-02-05
- Code: Implement plan lifecycle state machine
  - Create PlanLifecycleService with phase transition methods
  - Implement create_action() - creates plan in Action phase
  - Implement use_action(action, projects, args) - transitions to Strategize
  - Implement execute_plan() - transitions to Execute
  - Implement apply_plan() - transitions to Applied
  - Add validation for phase transitions (only valid transitions allowed)
  - Location: src/cleveragents/application/services/plan_lifecycle_service.py
- Tests: Behave scenarios for all phase transitions, invalid transition errors (29 scenarios in features/plan_lifecycle_service.feature)
Stage A4: Plan CLI Commands (Day 2-3) - IN PROGRESS 2026-02-05
- Code: Implement plan lifecycle CLI
  - agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action create --config <file> [<name>] [--strategy-actor <actor>] [--execution-actor <actor>] [--definition-of-done "<text>"] [--arg ...] (legacy --name syntax kept in historical notes)
  - agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action list - list available actions
  - agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action show <name> - show action details
  - agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action available <id> - make action available
  - agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action archive <id> - archive action
  - agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan use <action> <project> [--arg name=value ...] - create plan from action (legacy --project syntax kept in historical notes)
  - agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan execute [plan_id] - execute current or specified plan
  - agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan apply [plan_id] - apply executed plan (v3 lifecycle)
  - agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan status [plan_id] - show plan phase/state
  - agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan list [--phase <phase>] [--state <state>] [--project <project>] [--action <action>] - list plans with filters
  - agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan cancel <plan_id> - cancel non-terminal plan
  - Location: src/cleveragents/cli/commands/action.py, src/cleveragents/cli/commands/plan.py
- Tests: Behave tests for action CLI (15 scenarios in features/action_cli.feature) Parallel Group A4b: CLI Rebaseline + Coverage (M1-critical) PARALLEL SUBTRACK A4b.alpha [Jeff]: Action/plan CLI alignment to spec PARALLEL SUBTRACK A4b.beta [Brent]: Behave + Robot CLI coverage after A4b.alpha SEQUENTIAL MERGE NOTE: A4b.alpha depends on A2b.alpha/beta/gamma; A4b.beta runs after A4b.alpha to lock outputs.
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A4b.alpha | Branch: feature/m1-cli-rebaseline) - Commit message: "feat(cli): rebaseline action and plan lifecycle commands"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m1-cli-rebaseline
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Enforce config-only agents action create --config (no legacy flags), add --update and --dry-run.
- Code [Jeff]: Remove action available; align action list/show/archive to namespaced names only.
- Code [Jeff]: Update plan use to accept positional projects, parse --arg name=value, and apply automation_profile/invariants.
- Code [Jeff]: Add actor override flags (--strategy-actor, --execution-actor, --estimation-actor, --invariant-actor) and validate actors.
- Code [Jeff]: Route CLI to persistence-backed PlanLifecycleService via DI (no in-memory fallback).
- Code [Jeff]: Update plan status/list/execute/apply/cancel output fields to match spec (action_name, profile, invariants).
- Docs [Jeff]: Update docs/reference/plan_cli.md and docs/reference/action_cli.md with new examples and error cases.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add CLI scenarios for config-only action create, plan use with invariants/profile, and legacy flag rejection.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot lifecycle flow for action create -> plan use -> execute -> apply (DB-backed).
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/cli_rebaseline_bench.py for CLI parsing overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(cli): rebaseline action and plan lifecycle commands"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m1-cli-rebaseline to master with description "Rebaseline action/plan CLI to spec (config-only action create, plan use args/invariants, updated outputs) with tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m1-cli-rebaseline
COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: A4b.beta | Branch: feature/m1-cli-tests) - Commit message: "test(cli): cover plan lifecycle commands"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/m1-cli-tests
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add coverage for plan execute, plan apply, plan status, plan list, plan cancel (success + error paths).
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add negative cases for invalid automation profile, invalid invariant actor, unknown action.
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add output snapshot assertions for table columns and JSON/YAML formats.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add end-to-end Robot suite for lifecycle transitions with multiple projects.
- Docs [Brent]: Update docs/development/testing.md with new CLI suites and fixtures.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/plan_cli_smoke_bench.py for CLI argument parsing overhead.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Brent]: git add .
- Git [Brent]: git commit -m "test(cli): cover plan lifecycle commands"
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/m1-cli-tests to master with description "Add Behave + Robot CLI coverage for plan lifecycle commands and output formats.".
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/m1-cli-tests

Parallel Group A5: Plan Persistence (M1-critical) PARALLEL SUBTRACK A5.alpha [Jeff]: Alembic migrations for action/plan tables PARALLEL SUBTRACK A5.beta [Luis]: SQLAlchemy models for new tables SEQUENTIAL AFTER alpha+beta [Jeff + Luis]: Repositories + service integration PARALLEL CONTINUOUS [Brent]: Persistence tests added inside each commit SEQUENTIAL NOTE: action_arguments migration must land after actions migration; A5.legacy should land after A4b CLI alignment + A5.gamma persistence wiring. SEQUENTIAL NOTE: A5.alpha migrations must match A2b fields; rebase Alembic head after A2b merges before cutting follow-on revisions.

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A5.alpha | Branch: feature/m1-db-actions) - Commit message: "feat(db): add actions and action_invariants tables"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m1-db-actions
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add Alembic migration skeleton with explicit down_revision dependency and naming conventions for indexes/constraints.
- Code [Jeff]: Create actions table with namespaced_name (PK), namespace, name, and actor refs (strategy/execution/review/apply/estimation/invariant).
- Code [Jeff]: Add state enum column (available/archived) with default available (no draft state).
- Code [Jeff]: Add description columns (description, long_description) and definition_of_done (rendered text).
- Code [Jeff]: Add behavioral columns (automation_profile, reusable, read_only, inputs_schema_json) and metadata (tags_json, created_by, timestamps).
- Code [Jeff]: Add action_invariants table with FK to actions by namespaced_name, invariant_text, position, and created_at.
- Code [Jeff]: Add unique index on actions.namespaced_name, index on actions.namespace, and index on actions.state for list filters.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure downgrade path drops indexes and tables in reverse order.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update docs/reference/database_schema.md with column-level details and constraints.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add migration scenario that runs upgrade and asserts tables + indexes exist.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot migration smoke test using nox -s db_migrate (create session if missing).
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/db_migration_actions_bench.py for migration runtime baseline.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(db): add actions and action_invariants tables"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m1-db-actions to master with description "Add actions + action_invariants tables aligned to spec with indices and migration tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m1-db-actions
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A5.alpha | Branch: feature/m1-db-actions) - Commit message: "feat(db): add action_arguments table"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m1-db-actions
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add Alembic migration for action_arguments table with FK to actions.namespaced_name and ordered position for deterministic argument ordering.
- Code [Jeff]: Add columns for name, arg_type (string/integer/float/boolean/list), requirement, description, default_value_json, min_value, max_value, validation_pattern.
- Code [Jeff]: Add check constraints for numeric min/max ordering and non-empty argument names.
- Code [Jeff]: Add uniqueness constraint on (action_name, name) and index on (action_name, position).
- Docs [Jeff]: Update docs/reference/database_schema.md with action_arguments columns and constraints.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add migration scenario verifying action_arguments table and constraints.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot migration smoke test that inserts a row and queries it.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/db_migration_action_args_bench.py for migration baseline.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(db): add action_arguments table"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m1-db-actions to master with description "Add action_arguments table for action argument persistence with ordering and constraints.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m1-db-actions
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A5.alpha | Branch: feature/m1-db-actions) - Commit message: "feat(db): add lifecycle_plans and plan_projects tables"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m1-db-actions
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add Alembic migration for lifecycle_plans with ULID PK and identity fields (parent_plan_id, root_plan_id, attempt).
- Code [Jeff]: Add core plan columns: namespaced_name, namespace, description, definition_of_done (rendered).
- Code [Jeff]: Add lifecycle columns: phase enum (strategize/execute/apply), processing_state enum (queued/processing/errored/complete/cancelled), and phase timestamps.
- Code [Jeff]: Add action linkage columns (action_name only) and actor refs (strategy/execution/review/apply/estimation/invariant).
- Code [Jeff]: Add policy/metadata columns (automation_profile, read_only, reusable, inputs_schema_json, created_by, tags_json).
- Code [Jeff]: Add execution placeholders (changeset_id, sandbox_refs_json, validation_summary_json, decision_root_id, error_message, error_details_json).
- Code [Jeff]: Add plan_projects table with plan_id, project_name (namespaced), alias, read_only flag, and created_at.
- Code [Jeff]: Add uniqueness constraint on (plan_id, project_name) and index on (project_name) for lookups.
- Code [Jeff]: Add indexes on phase, processing_state, and namespace for list filtering.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update schema docs with plan/project link rules and uniqueness constraints.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add migration scenario verifying plan/project link table + indexes.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot test that inserts a plan/project link row and queries it.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/db_migration_plans_bench.py for migration runtime baseline.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(db): add lifecycle_plans and plan_projects tables"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m1-db-actions to master with description "Add lifecycle_plans + plan_projects schema aligned to spec with indexes and migration tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m1-db-actions
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A5.alpha | Branch: feature/m1-db-actions) - Commit message: "feat(db): add plan arguments and plan invariants tables"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m1-db-actions
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add plan_arguments table with plan_id, name, value_json, value_type, and position for stable ordering.
- Code [Jeff]: Add plan_invariants table with plan_id, invariant_text, source_scope (plan/action/project/global), optional position, and created_at.
- Code [Jeff]: Add uniqueness constraint on (plan_id, name) for arguments and (plan_id, invariant_text) for invariants.
- Code [Jeff]: Add index on (plan_id, position) for fast ordered retrieval.
- Docs [Jeff]: Document argument storage, JSON serialization rules, and invariant source scopes.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add migration scenario verifying both tables and constraints.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot test that inserts a plan invariant and asserts retrieval.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/db_migration_plan_args_bench.py for migration runtime baseline.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(db): add plan arguments and plan invariants tables"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m1-db-actions to master with description "Add plan_arguments + plan_invariants schema and constraints aligned to spec.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m1-db-actions
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: A5.beta | Branch: feature/m1-orm-models) - Commit message: "feat(models): add action and lifecycle plan ORM models"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m1-orm-models
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add SQLAlchemy base model mixins for ULID PKs, timestamps, and JSON columns (reused by plan/resource models).
- Code [Luis]: Implement ActionModel with PK namespaced_name, namespace/name, description/long_description, actor refs, DoD, automation_profile, invariant_actor, state (available/archived), inputs_schema_json, tags_json, created_by.
- Code [Luis]: Implement ActionInvariantModel with FK to actions by namespaced_name, invariant_text, position, and created_at.
- Code [Luis]: Implement ActionArgumentModel with FK to actions by namespaced_name, name, arg_type, requirement, defaults/min/max/regex, position, and constraints.
- Code [Luis]: Implement LifecyclePlanModel with identity fields, phase/processing enums (strategize/execute/apply), action_name linkage, rendered DoD/description, policy metadata, and execution placeholders.
- Code [Luis]: Implement PlanProjectLinkModel with plan_id, project_name, alias, read_only, and created_at, plus uniqueness constraint.
- Code [Luis]: Implement PlanArgumentModel and PlanInvariantModel with ordered position fields and source_scope for invariants.
- Code [Luis]: Define ORM relationships with ordering (order_by=position) and cascade rules for argument/invariant collections.
- Code [Luis]: Implement to_domain() and from_domain() mappers with enum conversion and timestamp normalization.
- Code [Luis]: Add repository-facing helpers for filtering by namespace/phase/state and eager-load action arguments + plan links.
- Docs [Luis]: Update ORM mapping notes in docs/reference/database_schema.md with model field mapping table.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios for ORM round-trip serialization, enum conversions, and ordered argument persistence.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add Robot test that loads a plan and asserts field mapping correctness.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/orm_mapping_bench.py for Action/Plan mapping throughput.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add .
- Git [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(models): add action and lifecycle plan ORM models"
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m1-orm-models to master with description "Add/align ORM models for action + plan persistence to match spec fields and ordering.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m1-orm-models
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: A5.beta2 | Branch: feature/m1-orm-models-refactor) - Commit message: "refactor(models): align action/plan ORM with spec IDs"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m1-orm-models-refactor
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Update LifecycleActionModel to use namespaced name as the primary key (remove action_id ULID) and align column names with spec (description, long_description, automation_profile, invariant_actor, inputs_schema_json, tags_json).
- Code [Luis]: Update LifecyclePlanModel to reference action_name (namespaced) instead of action_id; replace project_ids with serialized project_links per spec.
- Code [Luis]: Add/align plan metadata fields (automation_profile, invariants, arguments + arguments_order, validation_summary, decision_root_id, error_details_json) and remove legacy fields no longer in spec.
- Code [Luis]: Align processing_state enum values to spec and remove legacy state values that no longer apply.
- Code [Luis]: Update ORM relationships to use namespaced names and ensure ordering for arguments/invariants/project links.
- Code [Luis]: Update to_domain()/from_domain() mappers for actions/plans to reflect new identifiers and serialized fields.
- Docs [Luis]: Update ORM mapping notes in docs/reference/database_schema.md to reflect the new identifiers and column mappings.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios verifying ORM round-trip with namespaced IDs and project links.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add Robot test that loads an action + plan and asserts new field mappings.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/orm_refactor_bench.py for mapping throughput baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Git [Luis]: git commit -m "refactor(models): align action/plan ORM with spec IDs" (only after coverage check passes)
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m1-orm-models-refactor to master with description "Align ORM models with spec identifiers (namespaced action IDs, plan action_name linkage, project_links serialization) and update mappings/tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m1-orm-models-refactor
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A5.gamma | Branch: feature/m1-repositories) - Commit message: "feat(repo): add action and lifecycle plan repositories"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m1-repositories
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Define repository interfaces in src/cleveragents/domain/repositories/ for ActionRepository and PlanRepository (methods + expected errors).
- Code [Luis]: Implement ActionRepository CRUD keyed by namespaced_name with deterministic ordering (created_at) and filters (namespace, state, automation_profile). (completed by Luis)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement ActionRepository persistence for arguments + invariants with ordered position preservation.
- Code [Jeff]: Implement PlanRepository CRUD with filters (phase/state/project_name/action_name) and lookup by plan_id/ namespaced_name.
- Code [Jeff]: Implement PlanRepository persistence for plan_projects, plan_arguments, plan_invariants with ordered retrieval.
- Code [Jeff]: Add retry decorator to repositories; retry only on OperationalError, never on IntegrityError.
- Code [Jeff]: Add pagination parameters (limit, offset) with default ordering for list queries.
- Docs [Jeff]: Document repository interfaces, error types, and pagination guidance.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add scenarios for repository create/get/list/update/delete guardrails, including action argument round-trips.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot test that exercises repository through service layer.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/repository_query_bench.py for list + filter performance.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(repo): add action and lifecycle plan repositories"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m1-repositories to master with description "Add action + plan repositories and repository interfaces with ordered persistence and filters.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m1-repositories
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: A5.gamma | Branch: feature/m1-lifecycle-service) - Commit message: "feat(service): persist plan lifecycle via repositories"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m1-lifecycle-service
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Update PlanLifecycleService to use repositories instead of in-memory dicts.
- Code [Luis]: Replace in-memory action/plan maps with repository lookups in get_action, get_plan, and list helpers.
- Code [Luis]: Persist action creation keyed by namespaced_name with arguments/invariants and enforce uniqueness.
- Code [Luis]: Persist plan creation with project link metadata (alias/read_only) and store plan_arguments/plan_invariants in the same transaction.
- Code [Luis]: Update phase transitions to strategize/execute/apply only and treat apply+complete as terminal applied.
- Code [Luis]: Wrap transitions in UnitOfWork transactions and map DB errors to domain errors (duplicate names, missing action).
- Code [Luis]: Add optimistic guards for phase transitions (validate phase/state before update; reload on conflict).
- Docs [Luis]: Update service docs to reflect persistence and remove in-memory notes.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios for persisted lifecycle transitions and error handling (duplicate names, invalid transitions).
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add end-to-end test that restarts the app and re-reads plan state.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/plan_lifecycle_service_bench.py for persistence operations.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add .
- Git [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(service): persist plan lifecycle via repositories"
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m1-lifecycle-service to master with description "Persist plan lifecycle via repositories + UoW; remove in-memory lifecycle storage.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m1-lifecycle-service
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: A5.gamma | Branch: feature/m1-lifecycle-service) - Commit message: "feat(di): wire lifecycle repos and services"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m1-lifecycle-service
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Register ActionRepository + PlanRepository in application/container.py and UnitOfWork.
- Code [Luis]: Register PlanLifecycleService with repository dependencies and settings in container.
- Code [Luis]: Inject lifecycle service into CLI commands; remove direct service instantiation in action.py and plan.py.
- Code [Luis]: Add container wiring tests to ensure singleton lifetimes are correct and repositories share UoW session.
- Docs [Luis]: Update DI wiring notes in docs/architecture/decisions/adr-003.md.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios that use container wiring for lifecycle commands.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add Robot smoke test verifying CLI uses persisted service.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/di_container_bench.py for container resolution overhead.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add .
- Git [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(di): wire lifecycle repos and services"
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m1-lifecycle-service to master with description "Wire lifecycle repositories + services in DI container and CLI entrypoints.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m1-lifecycle-service
COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: A5.tests | Branch: feature/m1-persistence-tests) - Commit message: "test(persistence): add plan/action persistence suites"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/m1-persistence-tests
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add plan persistence scenarios (create, update phase/state, list filters, plan tree, concurrency).
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add action persistence scenarios (create, list available, archive guard, action arguments persisted).
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add cross-restart scenarios verifying plan status persists across process restarts.
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add migration-boundary scenarios to ensure new tables are read after upgrade.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add plan persistence E2E (full lifecycle, restart persistence, concurrent CLI access).
- Docs [Brent]: Update docs/development/testing.md with persistence suites, fixtures, and nox commands.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/persistence_suites_bench.py for DB read/write baselines.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Brent]: git add .
- Git [Brent]: git commit -m "test(persistence): add plan/action persistence suites"
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/m1-persistence-tests to master with description "Add Behave/Robot persistence coverage for action + plan repositories and migrations.".
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/m1-persistence-tests
Stage A6: Automation Levels Foundation (Day 4-5) [Luis]
- Code: Implement basic automation level support
  - A6.1 [Luis] Add AutomationLevel enum to src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/plan.py:
    - Value MANUAL - user triggers each phase transition
    - Value REVIEW_BEFORE_APPLY - auto strategize+execute, pause before apply
    - Value FULL_AUTOMATION - all phases automatic
  - A6.2 [Luis] Add automation level configuration to src/cleveragents/config/settings.py:
    - Add default_automation_level: AutomationLevel setting
    - Add CLEVERAGENTS_AUTOMATION_LEVEL environment variable
    - Implement hierarchy: plan-level > session-level > global-level
  - A6.3 [Luis] Update PlanLifecycleService to respect automation levels:
    - Add automation_level parameter to use_action() method
    - If automation allows, automatically call execute_plan() after strategize completes
    - If full automation, automatically call apply_plan() after execute completes
    - Add pause/resume capability for review-before-apply mode
  - A6.4 [Luis] Update CLI commands to support automation levels:
    - Add --automation-level flag to agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan use command
    - Add agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] config set automation-level <level> command
    - Add agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan set-automation-level <plan_id> <level> command:
      - Can change automation level for existing plan
      - Only affects future phase transitions
      - Subplans created after change use new level
    - Add agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] session set automation-level <level> command:
      - Set session-level automation (overrides global)
      - Persists for current session only
- Tests: Automation level tests
  - A6.5 [Luis] Write Behave scenarios in features/automation_levels.feature (24 scenarios):
    - Scenario: Manual mode requires explicit execute command
    - Scenario: Manual mode requires explicit apply command
    - Scenario: Review-before-apply auto-executes after strategize completes
    - Scenario: Review-before-apply pauses at apply
    - Scenario: Full automation auto-executes after strategize completes
    - Scenario: Full automation auto-applies after execute completes
    - Scenario: Plan-level automation overrides global setting
    - Scenario: Use action with explicit automation level
    - Scenario: Use action without explicit automation level uses global default
    - Scenario: Change automation level mid-plan works correctly
    - Scenario: Cannot change automation level on terminal plan
    - Scenario: should_auto_progress returns false for manual plan in strategize complete
    - Scenario: should_auto_progress returns true for review-before-apply plan in strategize complete
    - Scenario: should_auto_progress returns false for review-before-apply plan in execute complete
    - Scenario: should_auto_progress returns true for full-automation plan in execute complete
    - Scenario: should_auto_progress returns false for terminal plan
    - Scenario: Pause plan sets automation to manual
    - Scenario: Cannot pause terminal plan
    - Scenario: Resume plan restores automation level
    - Scenario: Resume plan without explicit level defaults to review-before-apply
    - Scenario: Cannot resume terminal plan
    - Scenario: Resume plan triggers auto-progress when ready
    - Scenario: Resolve automation level from settings
    - Scenario: Invalid automation level in settings falls back to manual

Parallel Group A5.legacy: Remove legacy plan build/apply path (M1-critical)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A5.legacy | Branch: feature/m1-remove-legacy-plan) - Commit message: "refactor(plan): remove legacy plan service and CLI"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m1-remove-legacy-plan
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Remove PlanService usage from CLI (plan tell/build/apply/new/current/list/cd/continue) and delete command handlers from src/cleveragents/cli/commands/plan.py.
- Code [Jeff]: Remove or quarantine legacy plan_service.py, plan_legacy.py, and legacy CLI helpers; add explicit NotImplementedError where needed.
- Code [Jeff]: Remove PlanService wiring from src/cleveragents/application/container.py and any references from cli/commands/auto_debug.py.
- Code [Jeff]: Rename plan lifecycle-apply to plan apply and update command wiring once legacy apply is removed.
- Code [Jeff]: Remove or archive legacy PlanModel/PlanStatus DB tables if unused by v3; document migration path.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update CLI docs to list only v3 lifecycle commands and new plan use/execute/apply flows.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Remove/replace legacy scenarios with v3 equivalents and adjust coverage expectations.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Remove legacy robot suites and add v3 replacements where needed.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Update asv suite to remove legacy plan benchmarks and add v3 lifecycle baseline benchmark.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "refactor(plan): remove legacy plan service and CLI"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m1-remove-legacy-plan to master with description "Remove legacy plan build/apply CLI and services after v3 lifecycle is fully wired.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m1-remove-legacy-plan

Parallel Group A6: Automation Profiles Foundation [Jeff + Luis] (M4-critical; depends on A5 persistence) PARALLEL SUBTRACK A6.core [Jeff]: Profile model + built-ins + schema PARALLEL SUBTRACK A6.service [Luis]: Profile resolution + precedence PARALLEL SUBTRACK A6.cli [Jeff]: CLI commands for profiles SEQUENTIAL MERGE NOTE: A6.core must land before A6.service/cli; A6.service must land before gating integration in Section 6.

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A6.core | Branch: feature/m4-automation-profiles-core) - Commit message: "feat(domain): add automation profile model and built-ins"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m4-automation-profiles-core
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add AutomationLevel enum (manual/review/full) in plan domain model. (completed by Luis as foundation)
- Code [Luis]: Add config setting + env var (CLEVERAGENTS_AUTOMATION_LEVEL) with precedence plan > session > global. (completed by Luis)
- Code [Jeff]: Add AutomationProfile model with 10 confidence thresholds + 3 boolean safety flags per spec; validate 0.0–1.0 ranges and boolean types.
- Code [Jeff]: Add built-in profiles (manual, review, supervised, cautious, trusted, auto, ci, full-auto) with exact threshold values per spec and stable IDs.
- Code [Jeff]: Add YAML schema for automation profiles under docs/schema/automation_profile.schema.yaml and loader helper.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/automation_profiles.md describing built-ins and threshold semantics.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios for default and override precedence (24 scenarios in features/automation_levels.feature).
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add scenarios for profile validation and built-in defaults.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot test that loads each built-in profile and prints summary.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/automation_profile_bench.py for profile validation.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(domain): add automation profile model and built-ins"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m4-automation-profiles-core to master with description "Add automation profile domain model, built-ins, schema, and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m4-automation-profiles-core
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: A6.service | Branch: feature/m4-automation-profiles-service) - Commit message: "feat(service): resolve automation profiles with precedence"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-automation-profiles-service
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add automation_level handling to use_action() and auto transition logic for execute/apply. (completed by Luis)
- Code [Luis]: Add pause/resume behavior for review-before-apply mode. (completed by Luis)
- Code [Luis]: Add AutomationProfileService to resolve profiles with precedence (plan > action > project > global).
- Code [Luis]: Add persistence table automation_profiles (namespaced name PK) and repository with list/show/update.
- Code [Luis]: Add config key core.automation_profile and env var override for global default.
- Docs [Luis]: Update docs/reference/config.md with automation profile defaults and override behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios for precedence resolution and missing profile errors.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add Robot config smoke test for global profile override.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/automation_profile_resolution_bench.py for resolution latency.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add .
- Git [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(service): resolve automation profiles with precedence"
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-automation-profiles-service to master with description "Add automation profile resolution service, persistence, and config precedence with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-automation-profiles-service
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A6.cli | Branch: feature/m4-automation-profiles-cli) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add automation-profile commands"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m4-automation-profiles-cli
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add --automation-level to plan use and add plan set-automation-level command. (completed by Luis)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement agents automation-profile add/remove/list/show commands with YAML config input and schema version guard.
- Code [Jeff]: Add --update behavior with clear conflict errors; preserve original created_at on update.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure automation-profile list supports --namespace and regex filters with deterministic ordering.
- Code [Jeff]: Add --format json/yaml output for list/show and keep field names aligned with schema.
- Code [Jeff]: Add --automation-profile to plan use and surface profile name + thresholds in plan status output.
- Code [Luis]: Add config set automation-level and session set automation-level commands.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update CLI reference with automation-profile command examples, built-in profile list, and error cases.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add CLI scenarios for profile add/list/show/remove/update and invalid name/threshold validation errors.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add output snapshot assertions for automation-profile list --format json and show --format yaml.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot CLI tests for automation-profile commands (add/show/remove + format outputs).
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/automation_profile_cli_bench.py for CLI parsing.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add automation-profile commands"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m4-automation-profiles-cli to master with description "Add automation-profile CLI commands, output formats, and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m4-automation-profiles-cli

Parallel Group A4c: Plan Diagnostics & Artifacts [Jeff] (post-M1; depends on C5.diff + C9.execute) SEQUENTIAL NOTE: A4c should not start until ChangeSet diff artifacts are stable (C5.diff) and plan execution writes plan metadata (C9.execute/C9.apply).

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A4c.plan-diff | Branch: feature/m4-plan-diagnostics) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add plan diff command"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m4-plan-diagnostics
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add agents plan diff <plan_id> and agents plan diff --correction <correction_id> CLI wiring with rich/plain/json/yaml output.
- Code [Jeff]: Load ChangeSet + DiffBuilder artifacts for the plan or correction attempt, fail with explicit error when missing.
- Code [Jeff]: Normalize diff output grouping by resource with stable ordering for snapshot tests.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update CLI reference with diff examples and --correction usage.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add scenarios for diff output (single resource, multi-resource, missing diff, correction diff).
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot CLI test running plan diff after an execute/apply dry run.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/plan_diff_cli_bench.py for diff rendering overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add plan diff command"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m4-plan-diagnostics to master with description "Add plan diff CLI command with ChangeSet rendering and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m4-plan-diagnostics
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A4c.artifacts | Branch: feature/m4-plan-diagnostics) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add plan artifacts and prompt commands"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m4-plan-diagnostics
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement agents plan artifacts <plan_id> to list stored artifacts (decision snapshots, diff, logs, validation summaries).
- Code [Jeff]: Implement agents plan prompt <plan_id> <guidance> to append guidance and record a prompt_definition decision.
- Code [Jeff]: Persist prompt guidance as plan metadata for follow-on execution and attach to decision tree.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add CLI reference docs for plan artifacts and plan prompt with output field descriptions.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add scenarios for artifacts listing and prompt recording.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot CLI tests covering artifacts and prompt commands.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/plan_artifacts_cli_bench.py for listing overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add plan artifacts and prompt commands"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m4-plan-diagnostics to master with description "Add plan artifacts + prompt CLI commands with persistence and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m4-plan-diagnostics

Parallel Group A7: Session Management [Jeff + Luis + Brent] (M3; post-M1; depends on actor registry + plan lifecycle) PARALLEL SUBTRACK A7.domain [Jeff]: Session domain models + service contracts PARALLEL SUBTRACK A7.persistence [Luis]: DB tables + repositories + service implementation PARALLEL SUBTRACK A7.cli [Brent]: Session CLI commands + output formatting SEQUENTIAL NOTE: A7.domain must land before A7.persistence/cli; A7.cli depends on A7.persistence service wiring.

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: A7.domain | Branch: feature/m3-session-domain) - Commit message: "feat(session): add session domain models and contracts"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-session-domain
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add Session and SessionMessage domain models with ULID IDs, actor ref, timestamps, and role enum (user/assistant/system/tool).
- Code [Jeff]: Add message validation for role/content presence and stable ordering by sequence number.
- Code [Jeff]: Add SessionService interface contracts (create/list/show/delete/append/export/import) with error types.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/session_model.md and docs/reference/session_service.md.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/session_model.feature for model validation and serialization ordering.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/session_model.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/session_model_bench.py for validation throughput.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(session): add session domain models and contracts"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-session-domain to master with description "Add session domain models + service contracts with docs and tests."
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-session-domain
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: A7.persistence | Branch: feature/m3-session-persistence) - Commit message: "feat(session): add session persistence and repositories"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m3-session-persistence
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add DB tables sessions and session_messages with indexes on session_id, created_at, and actor_name.
- Code [Luis]: Implement SessionRepository + SessionMessageRepository with pagination and message append semantics.
- Code [Luis]: Implement SessionService concrete class with export/import JSON payloads and truncation guards.
- Code [Luis]: Wire session repositories/services into DI container and settings.
- Docs [Luis]: Update docs/reference/database_schema.md with session tables and constraints.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/session_persistence.feature for create/list/show/delete/append/export/import.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add robot/session_persistence.robot integration smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/session_persistence_bench.py for write/read throughput.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add .
- Git [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(session): add session persistence and repositories"
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m3-session-persistence to master with description "Add session persistence tables + repositories + service wiring with tests."
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m3-session-persistence
COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: A7.cli | Branch: feature/m3-session-cli) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add session commands"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/m3-session-cli
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Brent]: Implement agents session create/list/show/delete/export/import/tell with --actor, --stream, and format outputs.
- Code [Brent]: Ensure session tell uses SessionService append + actor execution, updates last_active, and persists message order.
- Code [Brent]: Validate session export/import paths (create dirs, refuse overwrite unless --force).
- Code [Brent]: Add --format json/yaml support for list/show and include message counts + last_active timestamps.
- Docs [Brent]: Update CLI reference with session command examples, streaming notes, and JSON output shape.
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add features/session_cli.feature covering create/list/show/delete/export/import/tell flows + error cases.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add robot/session_cli.robot end-to-end session flows with export/import round-trip.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/session_cli_bench.py for command parsing overhead.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Brent]: git add .
- Git [Brent]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add session commands"
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/m3-session-cli to master with description "Add session CLI commands with Behave/Robot coverage and docs updates."
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/m3-session-cli

Parallel Group A8: Config CLI [Brent] (M3; post-M1; depends on Settings)

COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: A8.cli | Branch: feature/m3-config-cli) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add config get/set/list commands"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/m3-config-cli
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Brent]: Implement agents config set <key> <value>, agents config get <key>, and agents config list [<regex>] with --filter-values regex support.
- Code [Brent]: Ensure config updates write to the correct config file path; create config file if missing.
- Code [Brent]: Mask secret values in config list output by default with --show-secrets override.
- Code [Brent]: Emit explicit errors for unknown keys and invalid regex filters.
- Docs [Brent]: Add docs/reference/config_cli.md with examples and masking rules for secrets.
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add features/config_cli.feature for set/get/list, filter behavior, and secret masking.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add robot/config_cli.robot smoke tests for config list output.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/config_cli_bench.py for CLI parsing.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Brent]: git add .
- Git [Brent]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add config get/set/list commands"
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/m3-config-cli to master with description "Add config get/set/list CLI commands with tests and docs updates."
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/m3-config-cli

M1 SUCCESS CRITERIA (Day 7 MVP - source code only):

Action created from YAML config and persisted (namespaced name, invariants, automation profile).
Project created and linked to a local git-checkout resource.
Plan use -> strategize -> execute -> apply completes with sandbox isolation and diff review.
Tool-based change tracking produces a ChangeSet and applies to the repo after approval.
nox passes with coverage >=97% on the MVP end-to-end path.

Section 4: Projects & Resources [WORKSTREAM B - Hamza Lead]

Target: Milestone M2 (+10 days) Week 1-2 focus: local source code only (git-checkout + fs-directory). Database, API, and remote resources are schema-only stubs for future work.

Parallel Group B1: Resource Registry Core [Hamza + Jeff] (can start after A5.alpha migrations are available) SEQUENTIAL NOTE: B1 domain models can start immediately; B1 DB migrations must rebase on the latest Alembic head after A5.alpha to keep a linear migration chain.

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B1.core | Branch: feature/m2-resource-core-models) - Commit message: "feat(domain): add resource type spec and resource model"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m2-resource-core-models
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Create src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/resource_type.py with ResourceTypeSpec, ResourceTypeArgument, ResourceKind (physical/virtual), and SandboxStrategy enum.
- Code [Hamza]: Define ResourceTypeArgument fields for CLI flags (flag, help, arg_type, required, default, repeatable, choices) and validate flag naming conventions.
- Code [Hamza]: Add resource type fields: user_addable, allowed_parents, allowed_children, auto_discover, handler reference, and sandbox_strategy default.
- Code [Hamza]: Add Resource and ResourceRef models with ULID, optional namespaced name, type name, location, description, sandbox strategy, read_only, and metadata.
- Code [Hamza]: Enforce user-added resources require namespaced name; auto-discovered child resources are ULID-only with no namespaced name.
- Code [Hamza]: Add virtual resource validation rules (no location; cannot be directly read/write; distinct from physical).
- Code [Hamza]: Add validators for namespaced naming, ULID format, and parent/child DAG sanity (no self loops, no duplicate edges, type compatibility).
- Code [Hamza]: Add ResourceName.parse() and ResourceTypeName.parse() helpers to normalize local/ default and reject invalid namespaces.
- Code [Hamza]: Add docs/schema/resource_type.schema.yaml with CLI argument definitions, parent/child constraints, and handler metadata.
- Code [Hamza]: Add resource type YAML loader in src/cleveragents/resource/schema.py with version guard and clear error messages.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/resource_model.md with examples for git-checkout and fs-directory resources plus physical/virtual notes.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios validating ULID format, namespace rules, allowed parent/child type checks, and sandbox strategy defaults.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot test that loads a ResourceTypeSpec YAML fixture and validates it.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/resource_model_bench.py for resource validation + DAG checks.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add .
- Git [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(domain): add resource type spec and resource model"
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m2-resource-core-models to master with description "Add resource type spec + resource model with validation, schema, and tests for M2.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m2-resource-core-models
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B1.core | Branch: feature/m2-resource-core-models) - Commit message: "feat(resource): add built-in physical resource type configs"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m2-resource-core-models
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add built-in physical resource type YAML configs under resources/types/ (M2 minimum set for source code only):
  - git-checkout (user-addable; --path, optional --branch; default sandbox_strategy = git_worktree)
  - fs-mount (user-addable; --path, optional --read-only)
  - fs-directory + fs-file (auto-discovered children of fs-mount/git-checkout; not user-addable)
- Code [Hamza]: Include schema_version, resource_kind: physical, sandbox_strategy, and full allowed parent/child constraints per spec.
- Code [Hamza]: Define CLI argument specs for user-addable types (git, git-checkout, fs-mount, fs-directory) including --path, --url, --branch, --mount-path, --read-only as applicable.
- Code [Hamza]: Encode auto_discover rules for git and filesystem trees (git children + fs-directory children) with bounded depth and type filters.
- Code [Hamza]: Add bootstrap registration in ResourceRegistryService (register physical built-ins on startup if missing; idempotent).
- Docs [Hamza]: Update docs/reference/resource_types_builtin.md with physical type flags, parents/children, and examples.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios ensuring physical built-ins exist and parent/child constraints are enforced.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot test that lists resource types and asserts physical built-ins are present.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/resource_type_bootstrap_bench.py for registration overhead.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add .
- Git [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(resource): add built-in physical resource type configs"
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m2-resource-core-models to master with description "Add built-in physical resource type configs (git + fs) with discovery rules and docs.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m2-resource-core-models
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B1.core | Branch: feature/m2-resource-core-models) - Commit message: "feat(resource): add built-in virtual resource type configs"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m2-resource-core-models
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add built-in virtual resource type YAML configs under resources/types/ (M2 minimum set): file, directory, commit, branch, tag, tree.
- Code [Hamza]: Set resource_kind: virtual, user_addable: false, and no sandbox strategy; encode allowed children per spec.
- Code [Hamza]: Add metadata for equivalence criteria (content hash/name/target) to support future auto-linking.
- Code [Hamza]: Extend bootstrap registration to include virtual types and hide them from resource add subcommand generation.
- Docs [Hamza]: Update docs/reference/resource_types_builtin.md with virtual type descriptions and link semantics.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios ensuring virtual built-ins exist and cannot be user-added.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot test that lists resource types and asserts virtual built-ins are present.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/resource_type_virtual_bench.py for registry performance.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add .
- Git [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(resource): add built-in virtual resource type configs"
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m2-resource-core-models to master with description "Add built-in virtual resource type configs and registration rules.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m2-resource-core-models
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B1.core | Branch: feature/m2-resource-core-models) - Commit message: "feat(domain): add project model v3 with linked resources"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m2-resource-core-models
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add Project, ProjectResourceLink, ProjectValidationSummary (derived from validation attachments), and ProjectContextPolicy models using namespaced name as the unique identifier (no ULID per spec).
- Code [Hamza]: Add fields for invariants, invariant_actor, automation_profile, and context_views (strategize/execute/apply/default).
- Code [Hamza]: Add validation for resource link overrides (read_only flags, alias uniqueness, resource existence).
- Code [Hamza]: Add helpers to compute effective invariants and automation profile (project defaults).
- Code [Hamza]: Define default context view policy when context_views is omitted (inherit from default view; explicit override per view).
- Code [Hamza]: Enforce non-empty invariant text and deterministic ordering for project-level invariants.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/project_model.md describing resource linking, validation attachments, and context view policies.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios for project model validation, link overrides, and context view inheritance.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot test that creates a Project object and prints serialized output.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/project_model_bench.py for serialization/validation performance.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add .
- Git [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(domain): add project model v3 with linked resources"
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m2-resource-core-models to master with description "Add project model v3 with resource links, invariants, and context view policy fields.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m2-resource-core-models
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: B1.core | Branch: feature/m2-resource-core-db) - Commit message: "feat(db): add resource registry tables"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m2-resource-core-db
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add Alembic migration for resource_types, resources, and resource_edges tables with naming conventions.
- Code [Jeff]: Define resource_types columns: name, namespace, description, resource_kind, sandbox_strategy, user_addable, handler_ref, args_schema_json, allowed_parent_types_json, allowed_child_types_json, auto_discover_json, timestamps.
- Code [Jeff]: Define resources columns: ULID PK, namespaced_name, namespace, type_name, resource_kind, location, description, read_only, metadata_json, sandbox_strategy, timestamps.
- Code [Jeff]: Add check constraints for resource_kind enum values and enforce namespaced_name uniqueness when non-null.
- Code [Jeff]: Add FK from resources.type_name -> resource_types.name with restrict-on-delete to prevent orphaned types.
- Code [Jeff]: Define resource_edges columns: parent_id, child_id, created_at, with uniqueness constraint and FK cascade rules.
- Code [Jeff]: Add indexes on resources.namespaced_name, resources.namespace, resources.type_name, and resource_edges.parent_id/child_id.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update docs/reference/database_schema.md with resource registry tables and constraints.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add migration scenarios verifying tables, indices, and edge uniqueness.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot migration smoke test using nox -s db_migrate.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/resource_registry_migration_bench.py for migration baseline.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add .
- Git [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(db): add resource registry tables"
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m2-resource-core-db to master with description "Add resource registry tables, indexes, and migration tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m2-resource-core-db

Parallel Group B2: Project Persistence + Services [Hamza + Luis] (depends on B1 domain models)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: B2.persistence | Branch: feature/m2-projects-db) - Commit message: "feat(db): add projects and project links tables"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m2-projects-db
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add Alembic migration skeleton with explicit down_revision to latest A5.alpha head.
- Code [Jeff]: Define projects table with namespaced_name PK, namespace, description, automation_profile, invariant_actor, invariants_json, context_policy_json, tags_json, created_by, timestamps.
- Code [Jeff]: Add projects constraints for non-empty names, namespace/name derivation consistency, and unique namespaced_name.
- Code [Jeff]: Add explicit context_policy_json default ({}) and enforce JSON schema compatibility for future migrations.
- Code [Jeff]: Define project_resource_links table with link_id ULID, project_name FK, resource_id FK, alias, read_only, created_at.
- Code [Jeff]: Add uniqueness constraint on (project_name, resource_id) and index on (project_name, alias) for fast lookups.
- Code [Jeff]: Add indexes on project_resource_links.project_name and project_resource_links.resource_id for joins.
- Docs [Jeff]: Document project table schema and link semantics in docs/reference/database_schema.md.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add migration scenarios verifying project tables, FK constraints, and unique link enforcement.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot test that inserts a project and link row and validates alias uniqueness.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/project_migration_bench.py for migration baseline.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(db): add projects and project links tables".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m2-projects-db to master with description "Add projects + project_resource_links tables with constraints and migration tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m2-projects-db
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B2.persistence | Branch: feature/m2-resource-project-repos) - Commit message: "feat(repo): add resource repositories"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m2-resource-project-repos
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement ResourceTypeRepository CRUD and ResourceRepository CRUD with DAG edge helpers.
- Code [Hamza]: Add methods for tree traversal, child discovery queries, and name/ULID resolution.
- Code [Hamza]: Add repository guardrails for preventing cycles and duplicate edges.
- Code [Hamza]: Add repository methods for resolve_namespaced_name and resolve_ulid with clear NotFound errors.
- Docs [Hamza]: Document repository interfaces in docs/reference/repositories.md.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add repository scenarios for create/get/list/tree and cycle rejection.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot test exercising tree output ordering.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/resource_repository_bench.py for tree query performance.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(repo): add resource repositories".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m2-resource-project-repos to master with description "Add resource repositories with DAG helpers, docs, and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m2-resource-project-repos
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B2.persistence | Branch: feature/m2-resource-project-repos) - Commit message: "feat(repo): add project repositories"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m2-resource-project-repos
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement ProjectRepository and ProjectResourceLinkRepository with namespace filtering and name-based lookup.
- Code [Hamza]: Add methods to list project context policies and derived validation attachment summaries for linked resources.
- Code [Hamza]: Enforce resource existence + type validation when linking (reject missing resource IDs early).
- Docs [Hamza]: Update repository docs with project link examples and validation attachment notes.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios for project create/link/unlink and validation attachment summaries.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot test that links two resources to one project.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/project_repository_bench.py for link/unlink performance.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(repo): add project repositories".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m2-resource-project-repos to master with description "Add project repositories + link repositories with docs and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m2-resource-project-repos
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B2.service | Branch: feature/m2-resource-registry-service) - Commit message: "feat(service): add resource registry service"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m2-resource-registry-service
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement ResourceRegistryService for register/remove/show/tree operations with name/ULID resolution.
- Code [Hamza]: Add auto-discovery hook that delegates to resource handlers (git-checkout for MVP).
- Code [Hamza]: Add validation that resource type supports parent/child linkage before linking.
- Code [Hamza]: Ensure register returns the persisted resource with ULID + resolved namespaced name for CLI output consistency.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/resource_registry.md describing API behavior and error cases.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios for register/remove/show/tree behavior and auto-discovery.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot test that registers a git-checkout and inspects child count.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/resource_registry_service_bench.py for register/show performance.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(service): add resource registry service".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m2-resource-registry-service to master with description "Add resource registry service with auto-discovery and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m2-resource-registry-service
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: B2.service | Branch: feature/m2-project-service) - Commit message: "feat(service): add project service v3"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m2-project-service
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Implement ProjectService create/list/show/delete/link/unlink methods using repositories.
- Code [Luis]: Add validation attachment helpers (read-only listing of validation attachments for linked resources) and context policy setters for project views.
- Code [Luis]: Enforce read-only resource links and project-level invariant actor defaults.
- Code [Luis]: Enforce namespaced project naming on create and reject duplicate names with explicit error details.
- Docs [Luis]: Update docs/reference/project_service.md with usage examples and error cases.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios for project create/link/unlink/context policy + validation attachment visibility.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add Robot test that creates project and links a resource.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/project_service_bench.py for link/unlink performance.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(service): add project service v3".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m2-project-service to master with description "Add project service v3 with linking, invariants, and context policy helpers.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m2-project-service

Parallel Group B3: CLI Commands [Hamza] (depends on B2 services)

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B3.cli | Branch: feature/m2-project-resource-cli) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add resource type commands"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m2-project-resource-cli
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add agents resource type add/remove/list/show commands with YAML config input, schema validation, and clear field-path errors.
- Code [Hamza]: Implement --update behavior with conflict detection and explicit name mismatch errors.
- Code [Hamza]: Wire resource type add to ResourceTypeSpec loader with schema version guard and path resolution.
- Code [Hamza]: Ensure resource type list supports --type and --regex filters with stable ordering + --format json/yaml.
- Code [Hamza]: Include resource_kind, sandbox_strategy, user_addable, and handler in resource type show output.
- Docs [Hamza]: Update CLI reference with resource type examples and expected output columns.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios for resource type lifecycle, update conflicts, and invalid schema handling.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot suite robot/resource_type_cli.robot.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/resource_type_cli_bench.py for config parsing overhead.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add resource type commands".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m2-project-resource-cli to master with description "Add resource type CLI commands with schema validation and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m2-project-resource-cli
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B3.cli | Branch: feature/m2-project-resource-cli) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add resource commands"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m2-project-resource-cli
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add agents resource add/remove/list/show/tree commands with type-specific flags and name/ULID resolution.
- Code [Hamza]: Implement dynamic option parsing for type-specific flags from ResourceTypeSpec (including repeatable args).
- Code [Hamza]: Implement resource inspect --tree/--file per spec for resource introspection and path-scoped views.
- Code [Hamza]: Add resource link-child and resource unlink-child commands with type compatibility validation.
- Code [Hamza]: Ensure resource show includes resource_kind, sandbox_strategy, read_only, and parent/child counts.
- Docs [Hamza]: Update CLI reference with resource examples (git-checkout, fs-directory) and output columns.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios for resource registration, list filters, tree rendering, and link-child constraints.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot suite robot/resource_cli.robot.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/resource_cli_bench.py for command parsing and list output.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add resource commands".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m2-project-resource-cli to master with description "Add resource CLI commands (add/show/list/tree/inspect/link-child) with tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m2-project-resource-cli
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B3.cli | Branch: feature/m2-project-resource-cli) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add project commands"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m2-project-resource-cli
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add agents project create/show/list/delete/link-resource/unlink-resource commands using namespaced project names.
- Code [Hamza]: Implement project create flags for --description, --resource, --invariant, --invariant-actor, and --automation-profile.
- Code [Hamza]: Ensure project show includes linked resources, read_only flags, aliases, and validation attachment summaries.
- Code [Hamza]: Ensure project list includes resource counts, invariant counts, and automation profile summaries.
- Docs [Hamza]: Update CLI reference with project examples and validation attachment visibility (via agents validation attach).
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios for project create/link/unlink/show/list/delete and validation display.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot suite robot/project_cli.robot.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/project_cli_bench.py for command parsing and list output.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add project commands".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m2-project-resource-cli to master with description "Add project CLI commands (create/show/list/link/unlink) with validation attachment summaries.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m2-project-resource-cli

Parallel Group B3.context: Project Context Views [Hamza] (depends on B1 project model + B2 services; post-M2) PARALLEL SUBTRACK B3.context.service [Hamza]: Context policy service + persistence helpers PARALLEL SUBTRACK B3.context.cli [Hamza]: CLI commands for context set/show/inspect/simulate SEQUENTIAL NOTE: B3.context.service must land before B3.context.cli to lock policy serialization and defaults.

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B3.context.service | Branch: feature/m3-project-context-policy) - Commit message: "feat(service): add project context policy service"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m3-project-context-policy
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement ProjectContextPolicy serialization (include/exclude resources, include/exclude paths, token budgets, summarize flags, summary max tokens, strategy list, depth gradients, skeleton ratio).
- Code [Hamza]: Add ProjectContextService helpers to set/clear/show/inspect policy and compute effective view defaults.
- Code [Hamza]: Add validation for invalid resource refs, conflicting include/exclude, and max token bounds.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/project_context_policy.md with flag mapping and defaults.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios for policy validation, defaults, and serialization round-trip.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot smoke tests for policy persistence.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/project_context_policy_bench.py for policy parse overhead.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(service): add project context policy service".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m3-project-context-policy to master with description "Add project context policy service with serialization, defaults, and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m3-project-context-policy
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B3.context.cli | Branch: feature/m3-project-context-cli) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add project context set/show/inspect/simulate"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m3-project-context-cli
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement agents project context set/show/inspect/simulate with full flag set per spec (view, include/exclude resource, include/exclude path, budget limits, default breadth/depth, depth gradients, temporal scope, auto-refresh, summarize flags, summary max tokens, strategy list).
- Code [Hamza]: Add validation for mutually exclusive flags and display --clear behavior explicitly in output.
- Code [Hamza]: Ensure context inspect shows resolved policy + derived budgets; context simulate prints estimated payload size + token budget allocation.
- Docs [Hamza]: Update CLI reference with context command examples and default behaviors.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios for set/show/inspect/simulate including invalid flags and default view inheritance.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add robot/project_context_cli.robot for context commands.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/project_context_cli_bench.py for command parsing.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add project context set/show/inspect/simulate".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m3-project-context-cli to master with description "Add project context CLI commands (set/show/inspect/simulate) with tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m3-project-context-cli

Parallel Group B3.cleanup: Legacy Project Removal [Jeff] (after B3.cli lands)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: B3.cleanup | Branch: feature/m2-project-legacy-cleanup) - Commit message: "refactor(project): remove legacy project init/status commands"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m2-project-legacy-cleanup
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Remove legacy agents project init/status/clean/file-filter commands from src/cleveragents/cli/commands/project.py.
- Code [Jeff]: Remove or alias legacy agents context commands to agents project context to match spec surface.
- Code [Jeff]: Remove .cleveragents directory bootstrap logic from legacy ProjectService and deprecate ProjectSettings fields tied to local init.
- Code [Jeff]: Update src/cleveragents/application/container.py to stop wiring legacy ProjectService once v3 service is in place.
- Code [Jeff]: Remove legacy src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/project.py in favor of v3 project model and update imports.
- Docs [Jeff]: Remove references to agents project init from CLI docs and point to agents project create + agents init (global) flows.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Remove/replace legacy project init scenarios with v3 project create scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Remove legacy project init Robot suites and add v3 replacements if missing.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/project_cli_cleanup_bench.py for CLI help/rendering baseline after removal.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "refactor(project): remove legacy project init/status commands".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m2-project-legacy-cleanup to master with description "Remove legacy project init/status commands and align CLI to v3 project flows.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m2-project-legacy-cleanup

Parallel Group B4: Sandboxing [Luis + Jeff] (depends on resource registry + project links)

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: B4.sandbox | Branch: feature/m2-sandbox-core) - Commit message: "feat(sandbox): add sandbox strategy interface and manager"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m2-sandbox-core
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add SandboxStrategy protocol, SandboxRef, SandboxManager, and SandboxRegistry with per-resource sandboxes. (protocol, factory, manager, NoSandbox, merge strategies, status enum all implemented)
- Code [Luis]: Implement lazy sandbox creation, cleanup hooks, and plan-scoped retention policy stubs. (completed by Luis)
- Code [Luis]: Add sandbox path rewriting helper for tool execution and MCP adapters.
- Code [Luis]: Include resource_id, plan_id, and sandbox_path in SandboxRef for traceability in logs.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/sandbox.md describing lifecycle, APIs, and path rewriting rules.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios for sandbox manager creation, cleanup, and path rewrite behavior.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add Robot test that creates a sandbox and verifies filesystem isolation.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/sandbox_manager_bench.py for sandbox creation overhead.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(sandbox): add sandbox strategy interface and manager".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m2-sandbox-core to master with description "Add sandbox strategy interface, manager, and docs/tests for path rewriting.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m2-sandbox-core
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: B4.sandbox | Branch: feature/m2-sandbox-core) - Commit message: "feat(sandbox): implement git_worktree strategy"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m2-sandbox-core
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Implement git worktree creation, checkout, and cleanup for git-checkout resources.
- Code [Luis]: Add safe fallback for repositories without clean worktrees and clear error messages.
- Code [Luis]: Record sandbox metadata (worktree path, branch, base commit) for rollback.
- Code [Luis]: Name worktree branches using plan ULID to avoid collisions across concurrent plans.
- Docs [Luis]: Update sandbox doc with git_worktree usage and rollback behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios for git worktree sandbox creation and rollback.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add Robot test that modifies sandbox and verifies original repo unchanged.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/git_worktree_bench.py for sandbox creation time.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(sandbox): implement git_worktree strategy".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m2-sandbox-core to master with description "Implement git_worktree sandbox strategy with rollback metadata and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m2-sandbox-core
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: B4.sandbox | Branch: feature/m2-resource-git-handler) - Commit message: "feat(resource): add git-checkout handler and discovery"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m2-resource-git-handler
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add git-checkout handler that validates repo path, branch, and read_only flags.
- Code [Hamza]: Implement child resource discovery for fs-directory children (schema-only for now) and record ULID-only children.
- Code [Hamza]: Add sandbox strategy mapping for git-checkout and path normalization helpers.
- Code [Hamza]: Return explicit error when repo path is missing or not a git repo (include path in message).
- Docs [Hamza]: Document git-checkout handler behavior in docs/reference/resources_git.md.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios for handler validation and discovery counts.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot test registering a git repo and asserting discovered children.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/git_discovery_bench.py for discovery cost.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(resource): add git-checkout handler and discovery".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m2-resource-git-handler to master with description "Add git-checkout resource handler with discovery and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m2-resource-git-handler
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: B4.sandbox | Branch: feature/m2-sandbox-core) - Commit message: "feat(sandbox): add copy_on_write strategy stub"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m2-sandbox-core
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add copy_on_write strategy skeleton with TODOs for large-project optimization.
- Code [Luis]: Raise explicit NotImplementedError with guidance on when it will be available.
- Docs [Luis]: Document that copy_on_write is stubbed for post-M1 work.
- Docs [Luis]: Add a CLI note in docs/reference/sandbox.md showing the exact error message returned by the stub.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenario that selecting copy_on_write raises NotImplementedError with clear message.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add Robot test verifying stub error output.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/sandbox_stub_bench.py (baseline no-op).
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(sandbox): add copy_on_write strategy stub".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m2-sandbox-core to master with description "Add copy_on_write sandbox strategy stub with explicit NotImplementedError and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m2-sandbox-core

M2 MERGE GATE:

Register a git-checkout resource and link it to a project via CLI.
Create a sandbox for the linked resource and verify isolation via tests.
Project context commands and validation attachment visibility work and persist.
nox passes with coverage >=97%.

M2 SUCCESS CRITERIA:

Resource registry supports resource types, resources, and DAG links with persistence (tables + repositories).
Projects can link/unlink resources with CLI commands for resource types/resources/projects (list/show/tree included).
Validation attachments (via agents validation attach/detach) appear in project show outputs.
Git-checkout sandbox isolates changes; copy_on_write strategy returns clear NotImplementedError for fs-directory (documented).
Resource/project services are DI-wired and exercised by Behave + Robot suites.
nox passes with coverage >=97% across resource/project suites.

Section 5: Actors, Skills & Tool Execution [WORKSTREAM C - Aditya Lead]

Target: Milestone M3 (+14 days)

Week 2 focus: Actor YAML, compilation, skills, and tool-based change tracking.

Parallel Group C0: Tool Registry + Validation System [Jeff + Luis] (start Day 5; precedes C1/C3) PARALLEL SUBTRACK C0.domain [Jeff]: Tool + Validation domain models + schemas PARALLEL SUBTRACK C0.registry [Luis]: Tool registry persistence + repositories PARALLEL SUBTRACK C0.cli [Jeff]: CLI commands for tools/validations SEQUENTIAL MERGE NOTE: C0.domain must land before C0.registry/cli; C0.registry before C3 context wiring. C0.registry migrations must rebase after A5.alpha; C0.binding should wait for B1.core resource type constraints to validate bindings.

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C0.domain | Branch: feature/m3-tool-domain) - Commit message: "feat(tool): add tool and validation domain models"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-tool-domain
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add Tool model in src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/tool.py with namespaced name, description, source type, input/output JSON schema, and capability metadata (read_only, writes, checkpointable, side_effects).
- Code [Jeff]: Enforce capability consistency (read_only implies writes=false; validation of conflicting flags).
- Code [Jeff]: Add ResourceBinding model with slot definitions, binding modes (context, static, parameter), and required access level (read_only/read_write).
- Code [Jeff]: Add Validation model as Tool subtype with mode, wraps, and transform fields; enforce read-only constraints.
- Code [Jeff]: Enforce Validation output schema includes passed: bool plus optional data/message, and force writes=false, checkpointable=false, read_only=true for validations.
- Code [Jeff]: Enforce namespace collision rules (a Validation and Tool cannot share the same namespaced name).
- Code [Jeff]: Require transform when wraps is set and validate that wraps references an existing Tool name.
- Code [Jeff]: Add enums for ToolSource, ToolType (tool/validation), and ValidationMode.
- Code [Jeff]: Add docs/schema/tool.schema.yaml and docs/schema/validation.schema.yaml with required fields, wraps/transform rules, and resource binding definitions.
- Code [Jeff]: Add YAML loader in src/cleveragents/tool/schema.py that validates schema version, normalizes keys, and returns Tool/Validation domain models.
- Code [Jeff]: Add example configs under examples/tools/ and examples/validations/ (plain tool, validation, wrapped validation) for tests.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/tool_model.md and docs/reference/validation_model.md with examples.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/tool_model.feature for schema validation, resource binding rules, validation constraints, and YAML loader errors.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/tool_model.robot smoke tests for model creation.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/tool_model_bench.py for schema validation throughput (model + YAML loader).
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(tool): add tool and validation domain models".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-tool-domain to master with description "Add tool + validation domain models, schema loaders, and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-tool-domain
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: C0.registry | Branch: feature/m3-tool-registry) - Commit message: "feat(tool): add tool registry persistence"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m3-tool-registry
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add DB tables for tools, tool_bindings, and validation_attachments with indexes on namespaced name and type.
- Code [Luis]: Define tools columns: namespaced_name, namespace, tool_type, source, description, input_schema_json, output_schema_json, capability_json, metadata_json, yaml_text, timestamps.
- Code [Luis]: Define tool_bindings columns: binding_id ULID, tool_name, slot_name, binding_mode, resource_type, required, static_resource_id, static_resource_name, timestamps.
- Code [Luis]: Define validation_attachments columns: attachment_id ULID, validation_name, resource_id, optional project_name, optional plan_id, args_json, timestamps.
- Code [Luis]: Enforce cross-type name uniqueness (tool vs validation) at persistence and service layers.
- Code [Luis]: Enforce validation attachment scope rules (always resource-bound; optional project/plan only).
- Code [Luis]: Persist original YAML text for auditability and re-render it on tool show output.
- Code [Luis]: Add uniqueness constraints for tools.namespaced_name and tool_bindings(tool_name, slot_name); index validation_attachments.resource_id.
- Code [Luis]: Implement ToolRepository + ValidationAttachmentRepository with list/show filters and eager-loading of bindings.
- Code [Luis]: Add ToolRegistryService for register/update/remove/list/show with name conflict checks and tool/validation type enforcement.
- Docs [Luis]: Update docs/reference/database_schema.md with tool/validation tables.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/tool_registry.feature for register/update/remove and validation-only constraints.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add robot/tool_registry.robot for list/show smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/tool_registry_bench.py for registry list performance.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(tool): add tool registry persistence".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m3-tool-registry to master with description "Add tool registry persistence with bindings and validation attachments.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m3-tool-registry
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C0.binding | Branch: feature/m3-tool-binding) - Commit message: "feat(tool): add resource binding resolution"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-tool-binding
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement binding resolution for contextual, static, and parameter bindings with type compatibility checks.
- Code [Jeff]: Add resolution helpers for resource name/ULID lookup and project-scoped filtering.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/tool_bindings.md with resolution order and examples.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add binding resolution scenarios (context vs static vs parameter).
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot test resolving a bound resource by name.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/binding_resolution_bench.py for resolution latency.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(tool): add resource binding resolution".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-tool-binding to master with description "Add tool resource binding resolution and docs/tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-tool-binding
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C0.cli | Branch: feature/m3-tool-cli) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add tool and validation commands"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-tool-cli
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement agents tool add/remove/list/show with YAML config input, schema validation, and --type filter.
- Code [Jeff]: Add --update to tool add and emit conflict errors for name/type mismatches.
- Code [Jeff]: Implement agents validation add/attach/detach commands and enforce validation-only name use.
- Code [Jeff]: Support validation attach --project/--plan flags and store attachment args (JSON-serialized).
- Code [Jeff]: Add --format json/yaml output for tool/validation list/show to align with schema fields.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update CLI reference with tool/validation commands, attach examples, and output format details.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add CLI scenarios for tool/validation registration, update conflict, and attachment lifecycle.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot CLI suites for tool and validation commands (add/show/attach/detach).
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/tool_cli_bench.py for CLI parsing overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add tool and validation commands".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-tool-cli to master with description "Add tool/validation CLI commands with attachment workflows and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-tool-cli

Parallel Group C0.skill: Skill Registry & YAML [Aditya + Jeff + Luis] (depends on C0.domain + C0.registry; must land before C3.protocol) PARALLEL SUBTRACK C0.skill.schema [Aditya]: Skill YAML schema + examples PARALLEL SUBTRACK C0.skill.domain [Jeff]: Skill domain model + resolver PARALLEL SUBTRACK C0.skill.registry [Luis]: Skill persistence + service PARALLEL SUBTRACK C0.skill.cli [Aditya]: CLI commands + output formatting SEQUENTIAL MERGE NOTE: C0.skill.domain must land before C0.skill.registry/C0.skill.cli to avoid dual representations.

COMMIT (Owner: Aditya | Group: C0.skill.schema | Branch: feature/m3-skill-schema) - Commit message: "docs(skill): add skill yaml schema and examples"
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git pull origin master
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout -b feature/m3-skill-schema
- Git [Aditya]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Docs [Aditya]: Author docs/schema/skill.schema.yaml with versioning, required fields, and explicit type constraints for tool refs, inline tools, includes, and MCP sources.
- Docs [Aditya]: Add skill YAML examples under examples/skills/ (single-tool, composed, inline tool, validation-only, MCP-backed).
- Code [Aditya]: Add schema loader in src/cleveragents/skills/schema.py that validates schema version, normalizes keys, and returns typed data.
- Code [Aditya]: Add clear validation errors for missing tools, recursive includes, and invalid namespaced names.
- Tests (Behave) [Aditya]: Add features/skill_schema.feature scenarios validating each example and invalid cases.
- Tests (Robot) [Aditya]: Add robot/skill_schema.robot to load and validate every example.
- Tests (ASV) [Aditya]: Add asv/benchmarks/skill_schema_bench.py for schema validation throughput.
- Quality [Aditya]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Aditya]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Aditya]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Aditya]: git commit -m "docs(skill): add skill yaml schema and examples".
- Forgejo PR [Aditya]: Open PR from feature/m3-skill-schema to master with description "Add skill YAML schema, examples, loader, and tests.".
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git branch -d feature/m3-skill-schema
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C0.skill.domain | Branch: feature/m3-skill-domain) - Commit message: "feat(skill): add skill domain model and resolver"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-skill-domain
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add Skill, SkillItem, SkillToolRef, SkillInclude, and SkillInlineTool models in src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/skill.py with namespaced naming rules.
- Code [Jeff]: Implement SkillResolver to flatten includes into ordered tool lists, de-duplicate tools, and reject cycles with path traces.
- Code [Jeff]: Add Skill.resolve_tools() returning resolved tool/validation names plus inline tool definitions for compiler use.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/skill_model.md and docs/reference/skill_resolution.md with resolution order examples.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/skill_resolution.feature for include ordering, de-dupe rules, and cycle detection.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/skill_resolution.robot smoke tests for resolver output.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/skill_resolution_bench.py for resolver performance.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(skill): add skill domain model and resolver".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-skill-domain to master with description "Add skill domain model, resolver, and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-skill-domain
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: C0.skill.registry | Branch: feature/m3-skill-registry) - Commit message: "feat(skill): add skill registry persistence"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m3-skill-registry
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add skills and skill_items tables (namespaced name PK, description, source, yaml_text, timestamps) with indexes on namespace/name.
- Code [Luis]: Implement SkillRepository CRUD + list filters and SkillRegistryService with add/update/remove/show/list.
- Code [Luis]: Enforce referential integrity for included skills and tool references at registration time.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/skill_registry.md with registration and update behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/skill_registry.feature for add/update/remove and invalid include cases.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add robot/skill_registry.robot CLI/service smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/skill_registry_bench.py for registry list performance.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(skill): add skill registry persistence".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m3-skill-registry to master with description "Add skill registry persistence and service with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m3-skill-registry
COMMIT (Owner: Aditya | Group: C0.skill.cli | Branch: feature/m3-skill-cli) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add skill commands"
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git pull origin master
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout -b feature/m3-skill-cli
- Git [Aditya]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Aditya]: Implement agents skill add/remove/list/show/tools with YAML config input, schema validation, and --namespace filter.
- Code [Aditya]: Add --update to skill add and emit clear errors for name mismatches.
- Code [Aditya]: Ensure skill tools shows resolved tool list, inline tool IDs, validation nodes, and capability summaries.
- Code [Aditya]: Add --format json/yaml outputs for list/show/tools with stable field ordering.
- Docs [Aditya]: Update CLI reference with skill commands, examples, and output fields.
- Tests (Behave) [Aditya]: Add CLI scenarios for skill add/show/tools/list/remove and invalid include cycles.
- Tests (Robot) [Aditya]: Add robot/skill_cli.robot for end-to-end CLI flows.
- Tests (ASV) [Aditya]: Add asv/benchmarks/skill_cli_bench.py for config parsing overhead.
- Quality [Aditya]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Aditya]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Aditya]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Aditya]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add skill commands".
- Forgejo PR [Aditya]: Open PR from feature/m3-skill-cli to master with description "Add skill CLI commands, formats, and tests.".
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git branch -d feature/m3-skill-cli

Parallel Group C0.runtime: Tool Lifecycle Runtime [Jeff] (depends on C0.domain + C0.registry; must land before C3.context)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C0.runtime | Branch: feature/m3-tool-runtime) - Commit message: "feat(tool): add tool lifecycle runtime"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-tool-runtime
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement ToolRuntime/ToolInstance interfaces with discover/activate/execute/deactivate hooks and lifecycle state tracking.
- Code [Jeff]: Add ToolExecutionContext with resolved resource bindings, sandbox paths, plan metadata, and cancellation token.
- Code [Jeff]: Add lifecycle cache with per-plan activation reuse and guaranteed deactivate on plan completion/cancel.
- Code [Jeff]: Enforce tool capability flags (read-only/writes/checkpointable) and read-only plan gating at runtime.
- Code [Jeff]: Validate tool inputs/outputs against JSON schema before/after execution; surface schema errors clearly.
- Code [Jeff]: Add tool execution tracing (start/end timestamps, duration, result size) for diagnostics.
- Code [Jeff]: Add cancellation propagation so long-running tools are interrupted on plan cancel.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/tool_lifecycle.md describing hook ordering and failure handling.
- Docs [Jeff]: Document schema validation behavior and error payload format for tool failures.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add lifecycle scenarios for activate/execute/deactivate ordering and error propagation.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/tool_lifecycle.robot runtime smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/tool_lifecycle_bench.py for lifecycle overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(tool): add tool lifecycle runtime".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-tool-runtime to master with description "Add tool lifecycle runtime, context, and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-tool-runtime

Parallel Group C1: Actor Schema & Examples [Aditya + Jeff] (start Day 5; C2 depends on this)

COMMIT (Owner: Aditya | Group: C1.schema | Branch: feature/m3-actor-schema-examples) - Commit message: "feat(actor): add actor yaml schema models"
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git pull origin master
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout -b feature/m3-actor-schema-examples
- Git [Aditya]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Aditya]: Add schema models (ActorType, NodeType, ContextView, ToolDefinition, RouteDefinition, ActorConfigSchema) with strict validation in src/cleveragents/actor/schema.py.
- Code [Aditya]: Add tool-node schema fields that reference Tool Registry names, including validation nodes, and require input/output schema presence.
- Code [Aditya]: Add hierarchical graph node schema (children, edges, entrypoint, exitpoints) to support nested actors and subgraphs.
- Code [Aditya]: Add YAML load/serialize helpers and schema version guard.
- Code [Aditya]: Add graph validation rules (entrypoint exists, exitpoints reachable, no orphan nodes).
- Code [Aditya]: Add cycle detection for actor graphs and explicit errors for invalid loops.
- Docs [Aditya]: Add docs/reference/actors_schema.md with field definitions, tool node semantics, and graph constraints.
- Docs [Aditya]: Add graph validation examples (valid/invalid) and error messages.
- Tests (Behave) [Aditya]: Add features/actor_schema.feature scenarios for validation and topology errors.
- Tests (Robot) [Aditya]: Add robot/actor_schema.robot YAML load smoke test.
- Tests (ASV) [Aditya]: Add asv/benchmarks/actor_schema_bench.py for YAML validation cost.
- Quality [Aditya]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Aditya]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Aditya]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Aditya]: git commit -m "feat(actor): add actor yaml schema models".
- Forgejo PR [Aditya]: Open PR from feature/m3-actor-schema-examples to master with description "Add actor YAML schema models, validation rules, and tests.".
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git branch -d feature/m3-actor-schema-examples
COMMIT (Owner: Aditya | Group: C1.examples | Branch: feature/m3-actor-schema-examples) - Commit message: "docs(actor): add actor yaml examples"
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git pull origin master
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout -b feature/m3-actor-schema-examples
- Git [Aditya]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Docs [Aditya]: Add docs/reference/actors_examples.md with strategist, executor, reviewer, tool-only, validation-node, and graph YAML examples.
- Docs [Aditya]: Include hierarchical actor graph examples (graph-with-subgraph, multi-level planner/executor) aligned with spec.
- Docs [Aditya]: Store example YAML files under examples/actors/ for automated tests.
- Tests (Behave) [Aditya]: Add features/actor_examples.feature to ensure all examples validate.
- Tests (Robot) [Aditya]: Add robot/actor_examples.robot to load each example.
- Tests (ASV) [Aditya]: Add asv/benchmarks/actor_examples_load_bench.py for YAML load throughput.
- Quality [Aditya]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Aditya]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Aditya]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Aditya]: git commit -m "docs(actor): add actor yaml examples".
- Forgejo PR [Aditya]: Open PR from feature/m3-actor-schema-examples to master with description "Add actor YAML examples and validation tests.".
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git branch -d feature/m3-actor-schema-examples

Parallel Group C2: Actor Loading & Compilation [Aditya + Jeff] (depends on C1) PARALLEL SUBTRACK C2.legacy [Jeff]: Remove v2 actor config compatibility (after C1.schema) SEQUENTIAL NOTE: C2.legacy must land before C2.loader/C2.compiler to avoid dual-format support.

COMMIT (Owner: Aditya | Group: C2.loader | Branch: feature/m3-actor-loader) - Commit message: "feat(actor): add actor registry and loader"
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git pull origin master
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout -b feature/m3-actor-loader
- Git [Aditya]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Aditya]: Implement actor loader/registry with namespaced lookup, cache invalidation, and file discovery in actors/ and examples/actors/.
- Code [Aditya]: Normalize actor file paths, reject non-.yaml files, and emit a single consolidated error when duplicates are found across search roots.
- Code [Aditya]: Store and compare a content hash for actor configs to avoid reloading unchanged actors (mtime + hash fallback).
- Code [Aditya]: Add registry integration with Tool Registry so tool nodes resolve at load time.
- Code [Aditya]: Validate actor namespaced names on load and apply default local/ when namespace omitted.
- Docs [Aditya]: Add docs/reference/actors_loading.md with discovery rules and namespaces.
- Tests (Behave) [Aditya]: Add features/actor_loading.feature for discovery, duplicates, and namespace lookup.
- Tests (Robot) [Aditya]: Add robot/actor_loading.robot for loader smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Aditya]: Add asv/benchmarks/actor_loading_bench.py for registry load performance.
- Quality [Aditya]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Aditya]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Aditya]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Aditya]: git commit -m "feat(actor): add actor registry and loader".
- Forgejo PR [Aditya]: Open PR from feature/m3-actor-loader to master with description "Add actor registry/loader, discovery rules, and tests.".
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git branch -d feature/m3-actor-loader
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C2.compiler | Branch: feature/m3-actor-compiler) - Commit message: "feat(actor): compile actor configs to LangGraph"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-actor-compiler
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement ActorCompiler that builds LangGraph for LLM, TOOL, and GRAPH actors with tool node wiring.
- Code [Jeff]: Resolve tool node references through Tool Registry and validate required bindings before compile.
- Code [Jeff]: Support validation nodes as first-class tool nodes and ensure they are marked read-only in compiled graphs.
- Code [Jeff]: Enforce deterministic node ordering in compiled graphs for stable test snapshots.
- Code [Jeff]: Emit compile-time diagnostics that include actor name, node id, and field path on error.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/actors_compilation.md covering compile outputs and error modes.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/actor_compilation.feature for LLM/GRAPH compilation and tool node wiring.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/actor_compilation.robot smoke test compiling all examples.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/actor_compilation_bench.py for compilation speed.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(actor): compile actor configs to LangGraph".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-actor-compiler to master with description "Compile actor configs to LangGraph with tool wiring and diagnostics.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-actor-compiler
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C2.refs | Branch: feature/m3-actor-refs) - Commit message: "feat(actor): resolve actor references and subgraphs"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-actor-refs
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement reference resolution, cycle detection, and subgraph wiring for actor refs.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure cross-namespace reference resolution follows [server:]namespace/name rules.
- Code [Jeff]: Add explicit errors for ambiguous refs (same name in multiple registries) and include candidate list in error message.
- Code [Jeff]: Preserve parent/child graph boundaries and annotate compiled graphs with source actor names for debugging.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update docs/reference/actors_compilation.md with reference semantics.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/actor_reference_resolution.feature for missing/recursive refs.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/actor_reference_resolution.robot for subgraph wiring.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/actor_reference_bench.py for reference resolution performance.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(actor): resolve actor references and subgraphs".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-actor-refs to master with description "Resolve actor references/subgraphs with diagnostics and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-actor-refs
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C2.legacy | Branch: feature/m3-actor-legacy-cleanup) - Commit message: "refactor(actor): drop v2 actor config compatibility"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-actor-legacy-cleanup
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Remove v2 JSON/YAML parsing paths in src/cleveragents/actor/config.py and related template engine usage.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure only v3 actor YAML schema is accepted; provide clear error message when v2 fields are present.
- Code [Jeff]: Remove legacy actor config fixtures from examples/ and update any docs that reference v2 file layouts.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update docs/reference/actors_loading.md with v3-only note and migration guidance.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add scenarios that reject v2 actor config files.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add Robot tests that attempt to load v2 configs and assert failure.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/actor_schema_reject_bench.py for validation overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "refactor(actor): drop v2 actor config compatibility".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-actor-legacy-cleanup to master with description "Drop v2 actor config compatibility and update docs/tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-actor-legacy-cleanup

Parallel Group C2.context: Actor Context Commands [Jeff] (depends on C2.loader; post-M2)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C2.context | Branch: feature/m3-actor-context) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add actor context commands"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-actor-context
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement agents actor context list/show/export/import/clear/remove with --all and name filters per spec.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure actor context storage uses configured data dir and supports JSON import/export format.
- Code [Jeff]: Add guardrails for missing contexts and unsafe overwrite confirmations.
- Code [Jeff]: Add stable sorting for context list and context show output fields (consistent across formats).
- Code [Jeff]: Enforce max context file size and return explicit error when exceeded.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update CLI reference with actor context examples and file format notes.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/actor_context_cli.feature covering list/show/export/import/clear/remove.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/actor_context_cli.robot for context command smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/actor_context_cli_bench.py for command overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add actor context commands".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-actor-context to master with description "Add actor context CLI commands and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-actor-context

Parallel Group C3: Skill Protocol & Context [Jeff] (critical path; depends on C1)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C3.protocol | Branch: feature/m3-skill-protocol) - Commit message: "feat(skill): add skill protocol and metadata"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-skill-protocol
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Define Skill protocol interface, SkillMetadata, SkillResult, and SkillError types in src/cleveragents/skills/protocol.py.
- Code [Jeff]: Add SkillDefinition model that references Tool Registry names and optional inline tool definitions.
- Code [Jeff]: Add error mapping helpers to normalize tool failures into SkillError payloads.
- Code [Jeff]: Require explicit writes/read_only metadata on skills and propagate to ToolRuntime gating.
- Code [Jeff]: Add schema validation for inputs/outputs in SkillDefinition to match Tool Registry schemas.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/skills_protocol.md describing metadata, tool composition, and JSON schema rules.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/skill_protocol.feature for metadata validation and error capture.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/skill_protocol.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/skill_protocol_bench.py for validation throughput.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(skill): add skill protocol and metadata".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-skill-protocol to master with description "Add skill protocol, metadata models, and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-skill-protocol
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C3.context | Branch: feature/m3-skill-protocol) - Commit message: "feat(skill): add skill context and registry"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-skill-protocol
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement SkillContext (plan/resource access, sandbox path, change tracker) and SkillRegistry in src/cleveragents/skills/context.py.
- Code [Jeff]: Wire SkillRegistry to Tool Registry for tool resolution and validation node inclusion.
- Code [Jeff]: Add context helpers for resolving bound resources and exposing plan metadata.
- Code [Jeff]: Include change tracking hooks so every skill execution registers a ToolInvocation in ChangeSet.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure SkillContext enforces read-only plan restrictions (block write tools when plan is read-only).
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/skills_context.md with context fields and helper methods.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/skill_context.feature for sandboxed access and registry resolution.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/skill_context.robot for registry smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/skill_context_bench.py for registry resolution overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(skill): add skill context and registry".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-skill-protocol to master with description "Add skill context, registry, and change tracking hooks.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-skill-protocol
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C3.inline | Branch: feature/m3-skill-protocol) - Commit message: "feat(skill): add inline tool executor"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-skill-protocol
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement inline tool execution with timeouts and restricted environment in src/cleveragents/skills/inline_executor.py.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure inline tools conform to Tool Registry schema and return structured results.
- Code [Jeff]: Add safeguards for file/network access inside inline tools (local-only for MVP).
- Code [Jeff]: Add max runtime and max output size guards; return structured error on timeout/overflow.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/skills_inline.md with safety constraints.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/skill_inline.feature for execution and timeout handling.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/skill_inline.robot for inline tool smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/inline_tool_bench.py for execution overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(skill): add inline tool executor".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-skill-protocol to master with description "Add inline tool executor with safety constraints and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-skill-protocol

Parallel Group C4: Built-in Skills [Jeff + Luis] (depends on C3)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C4.file | Branch: feature/m3-skill-file-search) - Commit message: "feat(skill): add file operation skills"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-skill-file-search
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement ReadFile, WriteFile, EditFile, and DeleteFile tools with read_only enforcement.
- Code [Jeff]: Register tools in Tool Registry with resource bindings for fs/git resources and sandbox path rewrite.
- Code [Jeff]: Add content size limits and encoding normalization (UTF-8) for file tools.
- Code [Jeff]: Add path traversal guards (reject .. and absolute paths outside sandbox root) and include rejected path in error.
- Code [Jeff]: Make Write/Edit operations atomic (write temp file then replace) to avoid partial writes on failures.
- Code [Jeff]: Add newline normalization option (preserve or enforce LF) with default preserve.
- Code [Jeff]: Add binary file detection for ReadFile and emit explicit error for binary content.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/skills_file.md with examples and error cases.
- Docs [Jeff]: Document file size limits and binary file behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/skill_file_ops.feature for read/write/edit/delete flows.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/skill_file_ops.robot for file ops integration.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/file_tool_bench.py for read/write throughput.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(skill): add file operation skills".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-skill-file-search to master with description "Add file operation skills with sandboxed guards and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-skill-file-search
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C4.search | Branch: feature/m3-skill-file-search) - Commit message: "feat(skill): add directory and search skills"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-skill-file-search
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement ListDir, Glob, and Grep tools with ignore patterns and size limits.
- Code [Jeff]: Register tools in Tool Registry with resource bindings and sandbox awareness.
- Code [Jeff]: Enforce include/exclude glob filters from project context policies.
- Code [Jeff]: Skip binary files and cap per-file match counts to keep output deterministic.
- Code [Jeff]: Add regex compile error handling for Grep with explicit error output.
- Code [Jeff]: Add sorting for glob/list outputs to ensure deterministic ordering.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/skills_search.md with examples.
- Docs [Jeff]: Document grep regex behavior and binary file skipping.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/skill_search.feature for listing/globbing/searching.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/skill_search.robot for search integration.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/search_tool_bench.py for search performance.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(skill): add directory and search skills".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-skill-file-search to master with description "Add directory/search skills with deterministic output and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-skill-file-search
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: C4.git | Branch: feature/m3-skill-git) - Commit message: "feat(skill): add git operation skills"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m3-skill-git
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Implement read-only git tools (status, diff, log, show) for sandboxed repos.
- Code [Luis]: Register git tools in Tool Registry with read-only capability metadata.
- Code [Luis]: Add path guards to ensure git tools only run inside sandbox root.
- Code [Luis]: Normalize git command output (strip color, set GIT_PAGER=cat) for deterministic tests.
- Code [Luis]: Add safe environment variables for git execution (disable prompts, set safe.directory).
- Code [Luis]: Add error mapping for common git failures (not a repo, detached HEAD) with explicit messages.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/skills_git.md clarifying no destructive ops in MVP.
- Docs [Luis]: Document environment variables and safety settings for git tool execution.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/skill_git.feature for git tool outputs.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add robot/skill_git.robot for git tool integration.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/git_tool_bench.py for diff/log performance.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(skill): add git operation skills".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m3-skill-git to master with description "Add read-only git operation skills with safety guards and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m3-skill-git

Parallel Group C5: Tool Routing & Change Tracking [Luis + Jeff] (depends on C3/C4)

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: C5.model | Branch: feature/m3-change-model) - Commit message: "feat(change): add ChangeSet models and invocation tracker"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m3-change-model
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add Change/ChangeSet/ToolInvocation models and SkillInvocationTracker.
- Code [Luis]: Ensure ChangeSet stores resource references, sandbox paths, tool metadata, and timestamps.
- Code [Luis]: Add ChangeSet serialization helper for plan diff output (group by resource).
- Code [Luis]: Enforce deterministic ordering for ChangeSet entries (by resource, then path, then timestamp).
- Code [Luis]: Link ToolInvocation to plan_id and skill/tool names for auditability.
- Code [Luis]: Add ChangeType enum (create/modify/delete/rename) and validate per-change required fields.
- Code [Luis]: Add content hash fields (before_hash/after_hash) and file mode in Change for integrity.
- Code [Luis]: Normalize file paths to repo-relative paths in ChangeSet entries.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/change_tracking.md describing tool-to-change mapping.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/change_tracking.feature for ChangeSet aggregation.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add robot/change_tracking.robot for tracker smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/change_tracking_bench.py for invocation tracking overhead.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(change): add ChangeSet models and invocation tracker".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m3-change-model to master with description "Add ChangeSet models, invocation tracking, and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m3-change-model
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C5.router | Branch: feature/m3-tool-router) - Commit message: "feat(change): add tool router for providers"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-tool-router
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement ToolCallRouter for OpenAI/Anthropic/LangChain tool schemas with deterministic IDs.
- Code [Jeff]: Add mapping for tool/validation names and argument schemas based on Tool Registry metadata.
- Code [Jeff]: Add tool-call result normalization to match ToolInvocation schema.
- Code [Jeff]: Add provider-specific handling for streaming tool calls (accumulate args + finalize when complete).
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure validation tools are surfaced with tool_type=validation in provider payloads.
- Code [Jeff]: Normalize tool schemas to provider limits (field pruning, max description length) with explicit warnings.
- Code [Jeff]: Add stable tool-call ID generation (plan_id + tool_name + sequence) and include in ToolInvocation metadata.
- Code [Jeff]: Add error mapping for provider tool-call failures (timeout, schema error, tool not found) into ToolInvocation.error.
- Code [Jeff]: Add provider metadata capture (model name, provider id, latency) for each tool call.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/tool_router.md with provider-specific mappings.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/tool_router.feature for schema mapping.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/tool_router.robot for routing smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/tool_router_bench.py for routing performance.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(change): add tool router for providers".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-tool-router to master with description "Add tool router for providers with schema mapping and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-tool-router
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: C5.diff | Branch: feature/m3-diff-review) - Commit message: "feat(change): add diff review artifacts"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m3-diff-review
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Implement DiffBuilder and ReviewArtifact models for CLI review.
- Code [Luis]: Add support for multi-resource diffs and per-resource grouping.
- Code [Luis]: Add diff output serializers for rich/plain/json formats.
- Code [Luis]: Include before/after content hashes and file modes in diff metadata for integrity checks.
- Code [Luis]: Detect binary files and include a binary marker instead of inline diff content.
- Code [Luis]: Add rename/move detection using path similarity + content hash and render as rename events.
- Code [Luis]: Add max diff size guard with truncation notes and a truncated=true flag in JSON output.
- Code [Luis]: Ensure diff output ordering is stable (resource name, path, change type).
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/diff_review.md with output format.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/diff_review.feature for diff generation.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add robot/diff_review.robot for review artifacts.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/diff_review_bench.py for diff building performance.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(change): add diff review artifacts".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m3-diff-review to master with description "Add diff review artifacts and CLI-ready serializers with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m3-diff-review

Parallel Group C6: Validation Pipeline [Luis + Jeff] (depends on C5 and validation attachment config)

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: C6.pipeline | Branch: feature/m3-validation-pipeline) - Commit message: "feat(validation): add validation pipeline and results model"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m3-validation-pipeline
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Implement ValidationCommand, ValidationResult, and ValidationPipeline using Validation attachments from Tool Registry.
- Code [Luis]: Run validations at end of Execute phase only; do not re-run during Apply per spec.
- Code [Luis]: Enforce required vs informational validation modes and fix-then-revalidate loop hooks.
- Code [Luis]: Persist validation summary into Plan metadata for later review.
- Code [Luis]: Sort validations by (resource, mode, validation name) for deterministic execution order.
- Code [Luis]: Add per-validation timeout and capture stdout/stderr in ValidationResult for troubleshooting.
- Code [Luis]: Group validations by resource and cap parallel validation concurrency per resource type.
- Code [Luis]: Normalize validation output to passed/message/data schema even for tool errors.
- Code [Luis]: Add aggregation helper to compute counts (required_passed, required_failed, info_failed) for CLI display.
- Code [Luis]: Add guard to skip validations on read-only resources when validation requires write access (should never happen).
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/validation_pipeline.md with ordering, timeouts, and failure handling.
- Docs [Luis]: Document concurrency limits and output normalization rules.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/validation_pipeline.feature for pass/fail paths and required/informational modes.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add robot/validation_pipeline.robot for pipeline smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/validation_pipeline_bench.py for pipeline runtime.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(validation): add validation pipeline and results model".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m3-validation-pipeline to master with description "Add validation pipeline and results model with ordering/timeout rules and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m3-validation-pipeline
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C6.wraps | Branch: feature/m3-validation-wraps) - Commit message: "feat(validation): support wrapped tools and transforms"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-validation-wraps
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement validation wraps execution path that runs the wrapped Tool and captures its output.
- Code [Jeff]: Add transform engine that maps wrapped tool output into ValidationResult schema (must output passed boolean).
- Code [Jeff]: Enforce read-only constraints for validations even when wrapping write-capable tools; block if violation.
- Code [Jeff]: Validate transform output schema at runtime and surface schema errors with tool name + validation name.
- Code [Jeff]: Add guardrail that prevents wraps from invoking MCP tools in MVP (local-only) unless explicitly allowed.
- Code [Jeff]: Add transform sandboxing (no imports, no file/network access) with explicit allowlist of safe helpers.
- Code [Jeff]: Add transform execution timeout and max output size guard.
- Code [Jeff]: Persist wrapped tool raw output in ValidationResult.data when transform fails for debugging.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update docs/reference/validation_model.md with wraps + transform examples and safety rules.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add transform error handling examples (schema failure, timeout).
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add wrapped-validation scenarios with transform success/fail paths.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/validation_wraps.robot for wrapped validation end-to-end.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/validation_wraps_bench.py for transform overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(validation): support wrapped tools and transforms".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-validation-wraps to master with description "Support validation wraps/transform execution with safety guards and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-validation-wraps
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C6.gating | Branch: feature/m3-validation-gating) - Commit message: "feat(validation): integrate validation with apply gating"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-validation-gating
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Block apply on required validation failure; surface validation artifacts for review.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure informational validation failures do not block apply but are logged in plan status.
- Code [Jeff]: Add CLI status output for validation summary (required vs informational counts).
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure automation profile gates (manual/review/full-auto) influence whether apply can proceed automatically.
- Code [Jeff]: Add explicit error when apply is attempted without Execute completion (phase/state guard).
- Code [Jeff]: Add plan status fields for validation result IDs and last validation timestamp.
- Code [Jeff]: Add apply gating hook that checks DoD evaluation before validations (fail fast).
- Docs [Jeff]: Update docs/reference/plan_actor_integration.md with validation gating behavior.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add gating flow diagram with manual/review/full-auto branches.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/validation_gating.feature for apply blocking.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/validation_gating.robot for end-to-end gating.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/validation_gating_bench.py for gating overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(validation): integrate validation with apply gating".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-validation-gating to master with description "Integrate validation gating into apply workflow with CLI summaries and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-validation-gating

Parallel Group C7: MCP Adapter [Aditya] (depends on C3)

COMMIT (Owner: Aditya | Group: C7.mcp | Branch: feature/m3-mcp-adapter) - Commit message: "feat(skill): add MCP adapter for external tools"
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git pull origin master
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout -b feature/m3-mcp-adapter
- Git [Aditya]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Aditya]: Implement MCP client adapter conforming to Tool interface with connection config.
- Code [Aditya]: Register MCP tools in Tool Registry with dynamic discovery from MCP server.
- Code [Aditya]: Add timeout and retry defaults for MCP calls (local-only for MVP).
- Code [Aditya]: Add connection health check and explicit error when MCP server is unreachable (include host/port).
- Code [Aditya]: Cache MCP tool discovery results and expose a manual refresh command in the registry service.
- Code [Aditya]: Add MCP server allowlist in config and block connections to non-allowlisted hosts.
- Code [Aditya]: Add per-tool capability mapping (read/write/checkpointable) from MCP metadata where provided.
- Code [Aditya]: Add local-only guard to prevent MCP execution in read-only plans unless tool is read-only.
- Docs [Aditya]: Add docs/reference/skills_mcp.md with server connection examples.
- Docs [Aditya]: Document allowlist config keys and refresh behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Aditya]: Add features/skill_mcp.feature for MCP tool calls.
- Tests (Robot) [Aditya]: Add robot/skill_mcp.robot for MCP adapter smoke test.
- Tests (ASV) [Aditya]: Add asv/benchmarks/mcp_adapter_bench.py for tool invocation latency.
- Quality [Aditya]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Aditya]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Aditya]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Aditya]: git commit -m "feat(skill): add MCP adapter for external tools".
- Forgejo PR [Aditya]: Open PR from feature/m3-mcp-adapter to master with description "Add MCP adapter for external tools with allowlist and tests.".
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git branch -d feature/m3-mcp-adapter

Parallel Group C8: Built-in Provider Actors [Aditya] (depends on C1/C2)

COMMIT (Owner: Aditya | Group: C8.providers | Branch: feature/m3-provider-actors) - Commit message: "feat(actor): add built-in provider actors"
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git pull origin master
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout -b feature/m3-provider-actors
- Git [Aditya]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Aditya]: Add built-in actor configs for openai/, anthropic/, and openrouter/ (plus google/ if configured).
- Code [Aditya]: Add built-in actors for invariant reconciliation and estimation roles (using provider defaults).
- Code [Aditya]: Set provider-specific defaults for temperature, max tokens, and tool-calling mode in each actor config.
- Code [Aditya]: Add per-provider model mapping config keys and default model fallbacks.
- Code [Aditya]: Add validation that provider actor configs reference existing provider adapters.
- Code [Aditya]: Add example actor configs for local/llm-mock to support offline testing.
- Docs [Aditya]: Add docs/reference/provider_actors.md with provider defaults.
- Docs [Aditya]: Add environment variable mapping table for provider API keys and model defaults.
- Tests (Behave) [Aditya]: Add features/provider_actors.feature for built-in actor loading.
- Tests (Robot) [Aditya]: Add robot/provider_actors.robot for registry visibility.
- Tests (ASV) [Aditya]: Add asv/benchmarks/provider_actor_load_bench.py for registry load cost.
- Quality [Aditya]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Aditya]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Aditya]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Aditya]: git commit -m "feat(actor): add built-in provider actors".
- Forgejo PR [Aditya]: Open PR from feature/m3-provider-actors to master with description "Add built-in provider actor configs with defaults and tests.".
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git branch -d feature/m3-provider-actors

Parallel Group C9: Plan-Actor Integration [Jeff + Luis] (depends on C2/C5/C6)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C9.execute | Branch: feature/m3-plan-execute) - Commit message: "feat(plan): execute strategize and execute phases via actors"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-plan-execute
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Connect PlanLifecycleService to actor execution for Strategize and Execute phases.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure Strategize is read-only and records decisions without modifying resources.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure Execute uses sandbox resources and tool calls routed through Tool Router + ChangeSet.
- Code [Jeff]: Add plan status updates for phase start/complete/fail during actor execution.
- Code [Jeff]: Persist decision tree root id and strategy decisions into Plan metadata after Strategize completes.
- Code [Jeff]: Propagate project invariants + action invariants into the strategize actor context.
- Code [Jeff]: Add explicit error handling for actor execution failures (capture error_message + error_details).
- Code [Jeff]: Add execution metadata capture (tool_calls count, changeset_id, sandbox_refs) into Plan.
- Code [Jeff]: Add streaming support hooks for --stream to emit interim status updates.
- Code [Jeff]: Add guard to prevent Execute when Plan is not in Strategize COMPLETE state.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/plan_actor_integration.md with phase flow.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add error handling and retry notes for Strategize/Execute phases.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/plan_actor_integration.feature for strategy/execute flows.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/plan_actor_integration.robot for end-to-end actor execution.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/plan_actor_integration_bench.py for execution overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(plan): execute strategize and execute phases via actors".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-plan-execute to master with description "Integrate actor execution for strategize/execute phases with change tracking.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-plan-execute
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: C9.apply | Branch: feature/m3-plan-apply) - Commit message: "feat(plan): integrate change review and apply flow"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m3-plan-apply
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Wire ChangeSet review artifacts into plan diff and review-before-apply flow.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure Apply merges sandbox into real resources only after required validations pass.
- Code [Jeff]: Persist apply summary (files changed, validations) back into Plan metadata for plan status.
- Code [Jeff]: Record apply timestamps and set plan state to terminal applied only after merge succeeds.
- Code [Jeff]: Add merge failure handling with rollback to sandbox and explicit error output.
- Code [Jeff]: Add per-resource apply summaries and include in plan artifacts output.
- Code [Jeff]: Add guard to prevent Apply when ChangeSet is empty unless --allow-empty is set.
- Docs [Jeff]: Update CLI docs for plan diff and plan apply review output.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add apply error cases and recovery steps (re-run execute, fix validation).
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/plan_review_apply.feature for review gate behavior.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/plan_review_apply.robot for review-before-apply path.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/plan_apply_bench.py for apply throughput.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(plan): integrate change review and apply flow".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m3-plan-apply to master with description "Integrate change review and apply flow with validation gating and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m3-plan-apply

M3 SUCCESS CRITERIA:

Actor YAML schema validated; examples load and compile to LangGraph.
Skills execute via SkillContext; built-in file/dir/search/git skills available.
Tool-based change tracking (no output parsing) produces ChangeSet and diff review artifacts.
MCP adapter executes a tool against a test MCP server.
Built-in provider actors available (openai/, anthropic/, openrouter/ as configured).
Validation pipeline runs validation attachments and blocks apply on required failure.
Plan lifecycle uses actors for Strategize/Execute and applies ChangeSet after review.
nox passes with coverage >=97% across actor/skill/change-tracking suites.

--- MERGE POINT 1: After M3, all workstreams coordinate ---

Section 6: Execution Pipeline, Decisions & Invariants [M3-M4]

Target: Milestone M4 (+21 days) Week 3 focus: decision capture, correction, invariants, and DoD gating.

Parallel Group D1: Decision Domain [Hamza] (foundation for D2-D5; tests supported by Brent when Rui is unavailable)

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: D1.domain | Branch: feature/m4-decision-domain) - Commit message: "feat(domain): add decision model and context snapshots"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m4-decision-domain
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add DecisionType, ContextSnapshot, and Decision models with correction fields and helpers.
- Code [Hamza]: Include required fields: question, chosen option, alternatives, confidence score, rationale, dependencies, and context hash.
- Code [Hamza]: Add identifiers (decision_id ULID, plan_id, parent_decision_id, root_decision_id) and supersession markers (superseded_by, superseded_at).
- Code [Hamza]: Add ContextSnapshot fields for detail_level, token_count, source_refs, and created_at with hash-based dedupe helper.
- Code [Hamza]: Add validators to enforce confidence_score in 0.0–1.0 range and non-empty question text.
- Code [Hamza]: Add DecisionSummary helper for compact CLI rendering (question, choice, confidence, decision_id).
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/decision_model.md with examples and schema notes.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add features/decision_model.feature for validation and helpers.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add robot/decision_model.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/decision_model_bench.py for decision validation throughput.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(domain): add decision model and context snapshots".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m4-decision-domain to master with description "Add decision domain models and context snapshot helpers.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m4-decision-domain

Parallel Group D2: Decision Recording Service [Hamza] (depends on D1)

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: D2.service | Branch: feature/m4-decision-service) - Commit message: "feat(service): add decision recording and snapshot store"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m4-decision-service
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement DecisionService with record_decision, sequence numbers, tree queries, and downstream linking.
- Code [Hamza]: Add ContextSnapshotStore interface with a file-backed MVP implementation and hash dedupe.
- Code [Hamza]: Integrate decision recording into strategize/execute phases (prompt/strategy/subplan/tool decisions).
- Code [Hamza]: Add DecisionType mapping for prompt_definition, invariant_enforced, strategy_choice, subplan_spawn, and subplan_parallel_spawn.
- Code [Hamza]: Persist context snapshot references with each decision and store snapshots under data dir by hash.
- Code [Hamza]: Add DecisionService.record_context_snapshot() helper to avoid duplicate snapshot writes.
- Code [Hamza]: Add structured logging for decision recording (plan_id, decision_id, type, confidence).
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/decision_service.md covering recording and snapshots.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add features/decision_recording.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add robot/decision_recording.robot integration smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/decision_recording_bench.py for record throughput.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(service): add decision recording and snapshot store".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m4-decision-service to master with description "Add decision recording service and snapshot store with tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m4-decision-service

Parallel Group D3: Decision CLI & Viewing [Hamza] (depends on D1/D2)

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: D3.cli | Branch: feature/m4-decision-cli) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add plan tree and explain commands"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m4-decision-cli
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement plan tree and plan explain with rich/json/flat formats and --show-superseded/--show-context.
- Code [Hamza]: Add --show-reasoning to include confidence and alternatives in explain output per spec.
- Code [Hamza]: Add --depth and --type filters for tree output to reduce large plan noise.
- Code [Hamza]: Add deterministic tree ordering (by sequence number, then decision_id) to stabilize snapshots.
- Code [Hamza]: Add plan explain --format json/yaml output schema with decision fields and context snapshot refs.
- Docs [Hamza]: Update CLI reference for decision viewing commands.
- Docs [Hamza]: Include output field mapping table for plan tree and plan explain.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add tree/explain scenarios including superseded handling.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add robot/decision_cli.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/decision_cli_bench.py for tree rendering overhead.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add plan tree and explain commands".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m4-decision-cli to master with description "Add plan tree/explain commands and decision viewing outputs.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m4-decision-cli

Parallel Group D4: Decision Correction [Jeff + Luis] (depends on D2/D3)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: D4.revert | Branch: feature/m4-decision-revert) - Commit message: "feat(service): add decision correction revert flow"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m4-decision-revert
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement correction impact analysis and dry-run reporting.
- Code [Jeff]: Revert flow with checkpoint rollback, supersede downstream decisions, and subtree re-exec.
- Code [Jeff]: Persist correction attempt IDs and link them to superseded decisions.
- Code [Jeff]: Record correction attempts with user guidance text and timestamp for audit trail.
- Code [Jeff]: Re-run validations after re-exec and update plan status with correction outcome summary.
- Code [Jeff]: Add plan correct --dry-run output schema (affected decisions, affected subplans, estimated re-exec count).
- Code [Jeff]: Add correction state machine (pending -> running -> applied/failed) and store in plan metadata.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure corrections cannot run when plan is in APPLY/APPLIED (explicit error message).
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/decision_correction.md for revert behavior.
- Docs [Jeff]: Include dry-run output example and correction state transitions.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add revert + dry-run scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add revert integration tests with checkpoint rollback.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/decision_correction_revert_bench.py for correction overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(service): add decision correction revert flow".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m4-decision-revert to master with description "Add decision correction revert flow with dry-run and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m4-decision-revert
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: D4.append | Branch: feature/m4-decision-append) - Commit message: "feat(service): add decision correction append flow"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m4-decision-append
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Append flow creating fix subplan without rewriting history; link correction attempt + decision tree updates.
- Code [Jeff]: Record append corrections as separate subtree with explicit lineage.
- Code [Jeff]: Enforce that append corrections do not modify prior decisions; they only add a new branch and mark prior branch as superseded.
- Code [Jeff]: Add plan metadata linking correction attempt to spawned subplan IDs.
- Code [Jeff]: Add plan correct --mode=append dry-run output with proposed subplan count.
- Docs [Jeff]: Extend correction docs for append mode and guidance-file usage.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add sample append correction flow with resulting decision tree snippet.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add append correction scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add append correction smoke test.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/decision_correction_append_bench.py for append overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(service): add decision correction append flow".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m4-decision-append to master with description "Add decision correction append flow and docs/tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m4-decision-append

Parallel Group D5: Decision Persistence [Hamza + Luis] (depends on D1)

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: D5.db | Branch: feature/m4-decision-persistence) - Commit message: "feat(db): add decision tables"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m4-decision-persistence
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add Alembic migrations for decisions and context_snapshots with indexes.
- Code [Hamza]: Add indexes for plan_id, decision_type, and superseded flags for fast tree queries.
- Code [Hamza]: Store decision JSON payloads with deterministic ordering for stable diffs and audits.
- Docs [Hamza]: Update docs/reference/database_schema.md with decision tables.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add migration verification scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add DB migration smoke test.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/decision_migration_bench.py for migration baseline.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(db): add decision tables".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m4-decision-persistence to master with description "Add decision persistence tables and migrations.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m4-decision-persistence
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: D5.repo | Branch: feature/m4-decision-persistence) - Commit message: "feat(repo): add decision repositories"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m4-decision-persistence
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement DecisionRepository + ContextSnapshotRepository with tree queries and max-sequence helpers.
- Code [Hamza]: Add repository methods for superseded decision lookup and subtree retrieval.
- Code [Hamza]: Add repository method to fetch ordered decision path from root to a given decision (for explain output).
- Docs [Hamza]: Document repository interfaces in docs/reference/repositories.md.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add decision persistence scenarios (create/query/superseded).
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add repository integration smoke test.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/decision_repository_bench.py for tree query performance.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(repo): add decision repositories".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m4-decision-persistence to master with description "Add decision repositories and persistence queries.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m4-decision-persistence
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: D5.di | Branch: feature/m4-decision-di) - Commit message: "feat(di): wire decision services"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-decision-di
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Wire decision repositories + services into DI and CLI.
- Code [Luis]: Inject DecisionService into PlanLifecycleService so strategize/execute can record decisions automatically.
- Docs [Luis]: Update DI docs for decision wiring.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add DI wiring scenarios for decision commands.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add CLI smoke test using persisted decisions.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/decision_di_bench.py for DI resolution overhead.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(di): wire decision services".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-decision-di to master with description "Wire decision services into DI and CLI with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-decision-di
COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: D5.tests | Branch: feature/m4-decision-tests) - Commit message: "test(persistence): add decision persistence suites"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/m4-decision-tests
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add features/decision_persistence.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add scenarios for superseded decisions, correction attempts, and tree depth filtering.
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add output snapshots for plan explain --format json and plan tree --format yaml.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add robot/decision_persistence.robot E2E coverage.
- Docs [Brent]: Update docs/development/testing.md with decision suites.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/decision_persistence_bench.py for DB persistence throughput.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Brent]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Brent]: git commit -m "test(persistence): add decision persistence suites".
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/m4-decision-tests to master with description "Add decision persistence test suites and benchmarks.".
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/m4-decision-tests

Parallel Group DOD: Definition of Done + Invariants [Luis + Jeff] (depends on D2/D4)

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: DOD.dod | Branch: feature/m4-definition-of-done) - Commit message: "feat(dod): enforce definition-of-done gating"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-definition-of-done
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Evaluate definition_of_done before apply; block apply with clear error if unmet.
- Code [Luis]: Ensure DoD templating uses plan arguments and preserves template in plan metadata.
- Code [Luis]: Add DoD evaluation hook to capture pass/fail reasoning and store in plan validation summary.
- Code [Luis]: Add DoD evaluator interface with a default text matcher implementation (regex/substring checks).
- Code [Luis]: Add CLI output in plan status showing DoD evaluation summary (passed/failed + message).
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/definition_of_done.md with examples.
- Docs [Luis]: Include a template rendering example with plan args and a failure output example.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add DoD pass/fail scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add DoD integration smoke test.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/dod_evaluation_bench.py for evaluation overhead.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(dod): enforce definition-of-done gating".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-definition-of-done to master with description "Enforce definition-of-done gating with evaluation and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-definition-of-done
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: DOD.invariants | Branch: feature/m4-invariants) - Commit message: "feat(invariant): add invariant models and enforcement"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m4-invariants
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add invariant models, merge order (plan > project > action > global), and enforcement before strategize.
- Code [Jeff]: Add Invariant Reconciliation Actor role and record invariant_enforced decisions.
- Code [Jeff]: Add agents invariant add/list/remove CLI with scope flags.
- Code [Jeff]: Persist invariants in DB with scope fields and integrate with plan creation defaults.
- Code [Jeff]: Add explicit error when invariant text is empty or duplicates an existing invariant in the same scope.
- Code [Jeff]: Add InvariantScope enum (global/project/action/plan) and normalize scope precedence for merges.
- Code [Jeff]: Add CLI output showing invariant source scope and attachment ID for removal.
- Code [Jeff]: Add migration for invariants table and invariant_attachments table (project/plan/action references).
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/invariants.md and update CLI reference.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add examples for scope precedence and reconciliation actor outputs.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add invariant merge + violation scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add invariant CLI integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/invariant_merge_bench.py for merge overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(invariant): add invariant models and enforcement".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m4-invariants to master with description "Add invariant models, persistence, and enforcement with tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m4-invariants

Section 7: Subplans & Parallelism [M5]

Target: Milestone M5 (+25 days) Week 3-4 focus: subplan spawning, parallel execution, and result merging.

Parallel Group E1: Subplan Domain [Luis] (tests supported by Brent while Rui is unavailable)

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: E1.domain | Branch: feature/m5-subplan-domain) - Commit message: "feat(domain): add subplan config and status models"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m5-subplan-domain
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add ExecutionMode enum (sequential, parallel, hybrid) with validation guards.
- Code [Luis]: Add MergeStrategy enum (three_way, sequential, json) with defaults.
- Code [Luis]: Add SubplanConfig model fields: parent_plan_id, spawn_decision_id, dependencies, max_parallel, merge_strategy, automation_profile_override, invariants_override, context_view_override.
- Code [Luis]: Add SubplanStatus model fields: subplan_id, state, started_at, completed_at, error_message, changeset_id.
- Code [Luis]: Add SubplanAttempt model fields: attempt_id (ULID), subplan_id, attempt_number, started_at, completed_at, error_details.
- Code [Luis]: Add SubplanState enum (queued/processing/errored/complete/cancelled) and validators to align with ProcessingState semantics.
- Code [Luis]: Add SubplanConfig validation for max_parallel >= 1, merge_strategy compatibility, and non-empty dependency IDs.
- Code [Luis]: Add SubplanConfig.to_decision_payload()/from_decision_payload() helpers for strategy actor handoff.
- Code [Luis]: Add Plan.link_child_subplan(child_id, decision_id) helper to keep deterministic child ordering.
- Code [Luis]: Add serialization ordering rules so subplan configs render with stable field ordering (for snapshot tests).
- Code [Luis]: Extend Plan with subplan_config, subplan_statuses, spawn_decision_id, and helpers (is_subplan, has_subplans, child_count).
- Code [Luis]: Add DecisionType constants for subplan_spawn and subplan_parallel_spawn and ensure models reference them.
- Code [Luis]: Add dependency validation helper to reject cycles and missing dependency references.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/subplan_model.md.
- Docs [Luis]: Include field-by-field table with defaults + example JSON payloads for decision emission.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/subplan_model.feature scenarios for config validation, dependency cycles, and parent/root helpers.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add robot/subplan_model.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/subplan_model_bench.py for model validation.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(domain): add subplan config and status models".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m5-subplan-domain to master with description "Add subplan domain models, enums, and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m5-subplan-domain

Stage E1: Subplan Model (Day 12) [Luis]

SEQUENTIAL ORDER: E1.1 (Enums) → E1.2 (SubplanConfig) → E1.3 (Plan extension) → E1.4 (SubplanStatus) → E1.5 (Failure rules) → E1.6 (Tests)

E1.1 [Luis] Define execution enums in src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/plan.py:

E1.1a [Luis] Define ExecutionMode enum:

class ExecutionMode(str, Enum):
    """How subplans should be executed."""
    SEQUENTIAL = "sequential"       # One after another, ordered by sequence
    PARALLEL = "parallel"           # All at once (up to max_parallel)
    DEPENDENCY_ORDERED = "dependency_ordered"  # Respect DAG dependencies

Commit: "feat(domain): define ExecutionMode enum"

E1.1b [Luis] Define SubplanMergeStrategy enum (renamed from MergeStrategy to avoid collision with infrastructure merge):

class SubplanMergeStrategy(str, Enum):
    """How to merge results from parallel subplans."""
    GIT_THREE_WAY = "git_three_way"  # Use git merge-file for code
    SEQUENTIAL_APPLY = "sequential_apply"  # Apply in completion order
    FAIL_ON_CONFLICT = "fail_on_conflict"  # Error if any conflicts
    LAST_WINS = "last_wins"  # Later changes overwrite earlier

Commit: "feat(domain): define SubplanMergeStrategy enum"

E1.2 [Luis] Define SubplanConfig model:

E1.2a [Luis] Create SubplanConfig dataclass:

class SubplanConfig(BaseModel):
    """Configuration for subplan execution."""

    execution_mode: ExecutionMode = Field(
        default=ExecutionMode.SEQUENTIAL,
        description="How to execute subplans"
    )
    merge_strategy: SubplanMergeStrategy = Field(
        default=SubplanMergeStrategy.GIT_THREE_WAY,
        description="How to merge subplan results"
    )
    max_parallel: int = Field(
        default=5, ge=1, le=50,
        description="Max concurrent subplans (for PARALLEL mode)"
    )
    fail_fast: bool = Field(
        default=False,
        description="Stop all subplans on first failure"
    )
    timeout_per_subplan_seconds: int | None = Field(
        default=None,
        description="Timeout for each subplan (None=no timeout)"
    )
    retry_failed: bool = Field(
        default=True,
        description="Automatically retry failed subplans"
    )
    max_retries: int = Field(
        default=2, ge=0, le=5,
        description="Max retry attempts per subplan"
    )

Commit: "feat(domain): define SubplanConfig model"

E1.3 [Luis] Extend Plan model for subplan hierarchy:

E1.3a [Luis] Add parent/root plan fields (verify exist):

# In PlanIdentity model (already existed from A1)
parent_plan_id: str | None = Field(
    default=None,
    description="Parent plan ID if this is a subplan"
)
root_plan_id: str | None = Field(
    default=None,
    description="Root plan ID (topmost ancestor)"
)

Commit: "feat(domain): verify parent/root plan fields on Plan"

E1.3b [Luis] Add subplan configuration field:

subplan_config: SubplanConfig | None = Field(
    default=None,
    description="Config for subplan execution (set on parent plans)"
)
subplan_statuses: list["SubplanStatus"] = Field(
    default_factory=list,
    description="Status tracking for spawned subplans"
)

Commit: "feat(domain): add subplan config and status fields to Plan"

E1.3c [Luis] Add computed properties:

@property
def is_subplan(self) -> bool:
    """Check if this plan is a subplan (has parent)."""
    return self.parent_plan_id is not None

@property
def is_root_plan(self) -> bool:
    """Check if this is the root plan."""
    return self.root_plan_id is None or self.root_plan_id == self.plan_id

@property
def depth(self) -> int:
    """Distance from root plan (0 for root)."""
    # Note: This requires parent chain traversal
    # For efficiency, may be cached or stored
    if self.is_root_plan:
        return 0
    # Computed by service layer traversing parent_plan_id chain
    return -1  # Placeholder, computed externally

@property
def has_subplans(self) -> bool:
    """Check if this plan has spawned subplans."""
    return len(self.subplan_statuses) > 0

Commit: "feat(domain): add subplan computed properties to Plan"

E1.4 [Luis] Define SubplanStatus tracking model:

E1.4a [Luis] Create SubplanStatus dataclass:

@dataclass
class SubplanStatus:
    """Track status of a spawned subplan."""

    subplan_id: str  # The subplan's plan_id
    action_name: str  # Action used to create subplan
    target_resources: list[str]  # Resources subplan works on

    # Status tracking
    status: ProcessingState = ProcessingState.QUEUED
    started_at: datetime | None = None
    completed_at: datetime | None = None

    # Results
    error: str | None = None
    changeset_summary: str | None = None  # Brief summary of changes
    files_changed: int = 0

    # Retries
    attempt_number: int = 1
    previous_attempts: list["SubplanAttempt"] = field(default_factory=list)

Commit: "feat(domain): define SubplanStatus dataclass"

E1.4b [Luis] Define SubplanAttempt for retry tracking:

@dataclass
class SubplanAttempt:
    """Record of a subplan execution attempt."""
    attempt_number: int
    started_at: datetime
    completed_at: datetime | None
    error: str | None
    was_retried: bool

Commit: "feat(domain): define SubplanAttempt dataclass"

E1.5 [Luis] Define subplan failure handling rules:

E1.5a [Luis] Create SubplanFailureHandler class:

class SubplanFailureHandler:
    """Handle subplan failures based on configuration."""

    def should_stop_others(
        self,
        config: SubplanConfig,
        failed_status: SubplanStatus
    ) -> bool:
        """Determine if other subplans should stop."""
        if config.fail_fast:
            return True
        if config.execution_mode == ExecutionMode.SEQUENTIAL:
            return True  # Sequential always stops on failure
        return False  # Parallel continues others

    def should_retry(
        self,
        config: SubplanConfig,
        status: SubplanStatus
    ) -> bool:
        """Determine if failed subplan should be retried."""
        if not config.retry_failed:
            return False
        if status.attempt_number > config.max_retries:
            return False
        # Don't retry on certain errors
        if status.error and "ValidationError" in status.error:
            return True  # Validation failures can be retried
        if status.error and "TimeoutError" in status.error:
            return True  # Timeouts can be retried
        return False

Commit: "feat(domain): define SubplanFailureHandler"

E1.5b [Luis] Add failure state constants:

# Error = application/system bug, likely not recoverable
# Failure = task couldn't complete (tests fail, validation fail), may be retryable

RETRIABLE_FAILURES = {
    "ValidationError",
    "TimeoutError",
    "TemporaryResourceError",
    "MergeConflictError"  # May succeed with different merge strategy
}

NON_RETRIABLE_ERRORS = {
    "ConfigurationError",
    "AuthenticationError",
    "MissingResourceError",
    "CircularDependencyError"
}

Commit: "feat(domain): define retriable vs non-retriable failures"

E1.6 [Brent] Write Behave tests for subplan model:
- E1.6a [Brent] Plan hierarchy scenarios:
  - Scenario: Plan with parent_plan_id has is_subplan=True
    - Given Plan with parent_plan_id set
    - Then is_subplan returns True
    - And is_root_plan returns False
  - Scenario: Root plan has is_subplan=False and is_root_plan=True
  - Scenario: SubplanConfig validates max_parallel bounds
  - Commit: "test(behave): add plan hierarchy scenarios"
- E1.6b [Brent] Execution mode scenarios:
  - Scenario: ExecutionMode enum has all required values
  - Scenario: MergeStrategy enum has all required values
  - Scenario: SubplanConfig defaults are applied
  - Commit: "test(behave): add execution mode scenarios"
- E1.6c [Brent] SubplanStatus scenarios:
  - Scenario: SubplanStatus tracks state correctly
  - Scenario: SubplanAttempt records retry history
  - Scenario: Failure handler respects fail_fast setting
  - Commit: "test(behave): add SubplanStatus scenarios"

Parallel Group E2: Subplan Spawning [Jeff + Aditya] (depends on D2 + E1)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: E2.service | Branch: feature/m5-subplan-service) - Commit message: "feat(service): add subplan service and spawn workflow"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m5-subplan-service
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement SubplanService with spawn_subplan, spawn_batch, tree queries, and bounded context builder.
- Code [Jeff]: Build bounded context from parent plan decisions + project context policies; enforce token/file limits.
- Code [Jeff]: Inherit automation profile + invariants from parent plan; allow subplan overrides from decisions.
- Code [Jeff]: Persist subplan config into child Plan metadata (subplan_config) and link spawn_decision_id.
- Code [Jeff]: Link SUBPLAN_SPAWN decisions to created subplans and status tracking.
- Code [Jeff]: Enforce max_parallel and dependency ordering at spawn time; reject invalid dependency lists with explicit error.
- Code [Jeff]: Add idempotency guard to avoid double-spawn on retries (hash plan_id + decision_id).
- Code [Jeff]: Add SubplanService.list_children(parent_plan_id) and get_child_statuses(parent_plan_id) helpers for CLI/status output.
- Code [Jeff]: Add spawn audit log entry with decision_id, child_plan_id, and derived context stats.
- Code [Jeff]: Normalize subplan names to include parent namespaced name + sequence number for readability.
- Code [Jeff]: Add explicit error when requested resource scope is not linked to parent project(s).
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/subplan_service.md.
- Docs [Jeff]: Document idempotency, naming convention, and spawn audit log format.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add subplan spawn scenarios (inheritance, overrides, dependency ordering).
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add subplan spawn integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/subplan_spawn_bench.py for spawn throughput.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(service): add subplan service and spawn workflow".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m5-subplan-service to master with description "Add subplan service, spawn workflows, and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m5-subplan-service
COMMIT (Owner: Aditya | Group: E2.actor | Branch: feature/m5-subplan-actor) - Commit message: "feat(actor): add plan_subplan tool and decision emission"
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git pull origin master
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout -b feature/m5-subplan-actor
- Git [Aditya]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Aditya]: Add plan_subplan tool to strategy actors and emit SUBPLAN_SPAWN decisions.
- Code [Aditya]: Support parallel=true to emit SUBPLAN_PARALLEL_SPAWN and include dependency list.
- Code [Aditya]: Include merge strategy, resource scope, and context view overrides in decision payload.
- Code [Aditya]: Validate that subplan tool payload includes at least one resource scope or project ref.
- Code [Aditya]: Add schema validation for max_parallel, merge_strategy, and dependency list in tool payload.
- Code [Aditya]: Add defaulting rules for omitted fields (inherit from action/plan; explicit override markers).
- Code [Aditya]: Emit decision rationale text with summary of why subplan was spawned (for explain output).
- Docs [Aditya]: Update actor YAML examples for subplan emission.
- Docs [Aditya]: Add a minimal plan_subplan tool payload example and a parallel spawn example with dependencies.
- Tests (Behave) [Aditya]: Add scenarios for subplan decision emission (parallel + dependencies).
- Tests (Robot) [Aditya]: Add actor tool integration smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Aditya]: Add asv/benchmarks/subplan_actor_tool_bench.py for tool invocation overhead.
- Quality [Aditya]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Aditya]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Aditya]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Aditya]: git commit -m "feat(actor): add plan_subplan tool and decision emission".
- Forgejo PR [Aditya]: Open PR from feature/m5-subplan-actor to master with description "Add plan_subplan tool emission rules with tests and examples.".
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git branch -d feature/m5-subplan-actor

Parallel Group E3: Parallel Execution [Luis + Jeff] (depends on E1/E2)

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: E3.exec | Branch: feature/m5-subplan-exec) - Commit message: "feat(service): add subplan scheduler and execution"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m5-subplan-exec
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add subplan scheduler with max_parallel, dependency ordering, and fail-fast handling.
- Code [Luis]: Support sequential and parallel execution modes based on SubplanConfig.
- Code [Luis]: Track status updates for subplans and propagate to parent plan (processing/complete/errored).
- Code [Luis]: Add cancellation propagation from parent to child subplans.
- Code [Luis]: Add worker-pool abstraction with bounded concurrency and deterministic scheduling order.
- Code [Luis]: Add retry/backoff policy for failed subplan execution (configurable per automation profile).
- Code [Luis]: Persist execution timestamps for each subplan attempt and expose in parent plan status.
- Code [Luis]: Add scheduler telemetry counters (queued/running/completed/errored) for diagnostics.
- Code [Luis]: Ensure scheduler honors read-only plans (reject write-capable tools in subplans).
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/subplan_execution.md.
- Docs [Luis]: Document scheduler ordering, retry policy, and cancellation propagation.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add parallel + dependency execution scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add parallel execution integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/subplan_scheduler_bench.py for scheduler overhead.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(service): add subplan scheduler and execution".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m5-subplan-exec to master with description "Add subplan scheduler and execution with dependency ordering and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m5-subplan-exec

Parallel Group E4: Result Merging [Jeff] (depends on E3)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: E4.merge | Branch: feature/m5-subplan-merge) - Commit message: "feat(merge): add subplan merge strategies"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m5-subplan-merge
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add three-way merge strategy for file changes and conflict markers.
- Code [Jeff]: Add sequential merge and JSON merge strategies; expose merge result artifacts.
- Code [Jeff]: Add conflict artifact model (file_path, conflict_type, base/left/right snippets).
- Code [Jeff]: Store merge output as ChangeSet and attach to parent plan for review.
- Code [Jeff]: Add merge summary metadata (files merged, conflicts count) for plan status output.
- Code [Jeff]: Add deterministic merge ordering (by resource, path) to make diff outputs stable for tests.
- Code [Jeff]: Add merge conflict resolution hints in artifacts (suggested resolution path).
- Code [Jeff]: Add guard that blocks auto-apply when unresolved conflicts exist.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/subplan_merge.md.
- Docs [Jeff]: Include conflict artifact schema and sample output for plan diff.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add merge + conflict scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add merge integration tests for multi-subplan plans.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/subplan_merge_bench.py for merge performance.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(merge): add subplan merge strategies".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m5-subplan-merge to master with description "Add subplan merge strategies and conflict artifacts with tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m5-subplan-merge

Parallel Group E5: Multi-Project Plans [Hamza] (depends on E2/E4)

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: E5.multi | Branch: feature/m5-multi-project) - Commit message: "feat(plan): add multi-project subplan support"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m5-multi-project
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Allow plans to target multiple projects with separate resource link contexts.
- Code [Hamza]: Ensure sandbox isolation and cross-project dependency resolution.
- Code [Hamza]: Add plan metadata to track project-specific ChangeSets and validation summaries.
- Code [Hamza]: Add project-scoped context view resolution so each subplan only sees its project resources.
- Code [Hamza]: Add ProjectLink alias resolution rules for multi-project plans (unique alias per plan).
- Code [Hamza]: Add CLI output for plan status to show per-project ChangeSet summaries.
- Code [Hamza]: Enforce that a plan cannot mix read-only and write-capable projects without explicit override.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/multi_project_plans.md.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add examples for multi-project plan use and explain alias resolution.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add multi-project subplan scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add multi-project integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/multi_project_bench.py for multi-project overhead.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(plan): add multi-project subplan support".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m5-multi-project to master with description "Add multi-project subplan support and per-project summaries.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m5-multi-project

Section 8: Large Project Autonomy & Context [M6]

Target: Milestone M6 (+30 days) Local-mode only: large-project autonomy is required; server connectivity remains stubbed.

Parallel Group G1: Large-Project Decomposition [Jeff]

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: G1.decompose | Branch: feature/m6-large-decompose) - Commit message: "feat(plan): add large-project decomposition and dependency closure"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m6-large-decompose
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add hierarchical decomposition with 4+ levels and bounded context per subplan.
- Code [Jeff]: Implement decomposition heuristics (max_files_per_subplan, max_tokens_per_subplan, language/dir clustering).
- Code [Jeff]: Add dependency closure computation for large graphs and DAG execution ordering.
- Code [Jeff]: Add bounded dependency closure with cutoff thresholds and memoization for 10K+ files.
- Code [Jeff]: Record decomposition decisions in DecisionService (strategy_choice + subplan_spawn entries).
- Code [Jeff]: Add fallback decomposition strategy when heuristics fail (single subplan with warning).
- Code [Jeff]: Add config keys in Settings for planner.max_depth, planner.max_files_per_subplan, planner.max_tokens_per_subplan, planner.min_files_per_subplan with defaults.
- Code [Jeff]: Add deterministic clustering order (directory depth, language priority, file size) to make decomposition stable.
- Code [Jeff]: Add decomposition summary metrics (subplan count, max depth, avg size) stored in plan metadata.
- Code [Jeff]: Add guard to avoid spawning subplans when project is below threshold; default to single plan.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/large_project_decomposition.md.
- Docs [Jeff]: Document config keys, default thresholds, and example decomposition outputs.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add deep hierarchy + dependency closure scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add large-project decomposition integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/large_project_decompose_bench.py for decomposition runtime.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(plan): add large-project decomposition and dependency closure".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m6-large-decompose to master with description "Add large-project decomposition, dependency closure, and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m6-large-decompose

Parallel Group G2: Checkpointing & Rollback [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: G2.checkpoint | Branch: feature/m6-checkpoint) - Commit message: "feat(checkpoint): add checkpointing and rollback"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m6-checkpoint
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add checkpoint declarations for tools and plan-level rollback policy.
- Code [Luis]: Add checkpoints table (checkpoint_id ULID, plan_id, sandbox_ref, created_at, metadata_json).
- Code [Luis]: Implement plan rollback <plan_id> <checkpoint_id> command.
- Code [Luis]: Implement git-worktree checkpoint snapshots (commit hash or patch) and rollback restore.
- Code [Luis]: Wire rollback into decision correction revert flow for reuse.
- Code [Luis]: Add checkpoint retention policy (max checkpoints per plan) with auto-prune on new checkpoints.
- Code [Luis]: Store checkpoint reason/source (tool name, phase) in metadata for auditability.
- Code [Luis]: Add CLI output to plan rollback showing restored file counts and changed paths.
- Code [Luis]: Add guard preventing rollback when plan is applied or sandbox is missing.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/checkpointing.md.
- Docs [Luis]: Include checkpoint retention defaults and rollback error cases.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add checkpoint/rollback scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add rollback integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/checkpoint_rollback_bench.py for rollback latency.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(checkpoint): add checkpointing and rollback".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m6-checkpoint to master with description "Add checkpointing and rollback support with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m6-checkpoint

Parallel Group G3: Semantic Validation [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: G3.semantic | Branch: feature/m6-semantic-validation) - Commit message: "feat(validation): add semantic validation service"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m6-semantic-validation
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add semantic validation hooks during strategize/execute and error-pattern checks.
- Code [Luis]: Add built-in semantic checks for syntax errors, missing imports, and broken references for Python projects.
- Code [Luis]: Expose semantic validation as Validation tools so they can be attached per resource.
- Code [Luis]: Add rule registry for semantic validators (dependency cycles, API misuse, missing symbols).
- Code [Luis]: Integrate semantic validation results into ValidationPipeline as informational by default.
- Code [Luis]: Add config keys for enabling/disabling semantic validation per project and per plan (default on for Python).
- Code [Luis]: Add severity mapping (info/warn/error) and map required vs informational behavior.
- Code [Luis]: Add output schema normalization so validations return passed, message, and data fields consistently.
- Code [Luis]: Add caching for semantic checks keyed by file hash to avoid rework on unchanged files.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/semantic_validation.md.
- Docs [Luis]: Add section on required vs informational validation attachment modes.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add semantic validation scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add semantic validation integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/semantic_validation_bench.py for validation cost.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(validation): add semantic validation service".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m6-semantic-validation to master with description "Add semantic validation service and attachments with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m6-semantic-validation

Parallel Group G4: Context Tiers & Views [Hamza]

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: G4.context | Branch: feature/m6-context-tiers) - Commit message: "feat(context): add hot/warm/cold tiers and actor views"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m6-context-tiers
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement hot/warm/cold tiers with indexing, LRU eviction, and promotion/demotion.
- Code [Hamza]: Add tier storage backends (in-memory hot, sqlite warm, file-backed cold).
- Code [Hamza]: Add per-actor context views (strategist/executor/reviewer) and filtered presentation.
- Code [Hamza]: Add summarization hook when demoting to cold tier.
- Code [Hamza]: Enforce project-scoped filtering (ScopedBackendView) so actors never see resources outside the plan's project set.
- Code [Hamza]: Add skeleton_ratio support to cap inherited context size for subplans.
- Code [Hamza]: Add tier budget settings (max_tokens_hot, max_decisions_warm, max_decisions_cold) and defaults per project.
- Code [Hamza]: Add deterministic ordering for tier retrieval (most-recent-first with stable tie-breakers).
- Code [Hamza]: Add cold-tier compaction job to merge adjacent summaries and cap file size.
- Code [Hamza]: Add metrics for tier hit/miss counts and expose via agents diagnostics.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/context_tiers.md.
- Docs [Hamza]: Document tier budgets, eviction rules, and summarization policy.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add context tier scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add context tier integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/context_tiers_bench.py for tier lookup performance.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(context): add hot/warm/cold tiers and actor views".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m6-context-tiers to master with description "Add context tiers, actor views, and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m6-context-tiers

Parallel Group G5: Cost & Risk Estimation [Hamza]

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: G5.estimate | Branch: feature/m6-estimation) - Commit message: "feat(estimation): add cost and risk estimation actor"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m6-estimation
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add optional estimation_actor role and cost/risk estimation outputs.
- Code [Hamza]: Persist estimation output to plan metadata (cost_estimate, risk_score, duration_estimate).
- Code [Hamza]: Invoke estimation during plan use and surface estimates in plan status output.
- Code [Hamza]: Add estimation output schema with currency, token estimates, and confidence ranges.
- Code [Hamza]: Add opt-out flag --no-estimate for plan use and persist estimate_skipped reason.
- Code [Hamza]: Add error handling when estimation actor fails (fallback to informational warning).
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/estimation.md with output format.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add CLI examples showing estimate fields in plan status output.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add estimation scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add estimation integration smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/estimation_actor_bench.py for estimation runtime.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(estimation): add cost and risk estimation actor".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m6-estimation to master with description "Add cost/risk estimation actor and plan outputs.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m6-estimation

Parallel Group G6: CLI Polish [Jeff]

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: G6.cli | Branch: feature/m6-cli-polish) - Commit message: "chore(cli): polish help and output"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m6-cli-polish
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Standardize help text, progress indicators, and error messages with recovery hints.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure --format outputs are consistent (rich/color/table/plain/json/yaml) across core commands.
- Code [Jeff]: Ensure plain format uses ASCII-only output to support log pipelines.
- Code [Jeff]: Add stable column names and ordering for list commands (action list, plan list, project list, resource list).
- Code [Jeff]: Add --format json/yaml schema docs and align field names across commands.
- Code [Jeff]: Add unified error envelope for JSON/YAML outputs (error.code, error.message, error.details).
- Docs [Jeff]: Update CLI output examples where needed.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add a CLI output contract section in docs/reference/cli_output.md.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/cli_output_formats.feature covering rich/plain/json/yaml formatting for core commands.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add CLI UX smoke tests for critical commands.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/cli_render_bench.py for output rendering overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "chore(cli): polish help and output".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m6-cli-polish to master with description "Polish CLI help/output formats and add tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m6-cli-polish

--- MERGE POINT 2: Day 30 - Large Project Autonomy Target (LOCAL MODE ONLY) ---

By Day 30, the system must be able to (all in LOCAL MODE, server connectivity is deferred):

Handle projects with 10,000+ files using hierarchical decomposition.
Port source code from one language to another autonomously.
Use hierarchical subplans (5+ levels deep) for large tasks.
Correct decisions at any point without full re-execution.
Operate entirely in local mode (server client stubs in place but not implemented).

Section 9: Server Connectivity (Stubs Only) [By Day 30]

Target: Deliver stubs by M6 (Day 30); full server implementation remains post-Day 30

Parallel Group F0: Server Client Stubs [Luis] (required for M6; no server implementation)

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: F0.stubs | Branch: feature/m6-server-stubs) - Commit message: "feat(interfaces): add server client stubs"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m6-server-stubs
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add protocol stubs for ServerClient, RemoteExecutionClient, and AuthClient with NotImplementedError.
- Code [Luis]: Add ServerConnectionConfig model (server_url, namespace, auth_token_ref, tls_verify) with validation.
- Code [Luis]: Add config keys (core.server_url, core.server_namespace, core.server_tls_verify) and ensure they load from config/env.
- Code [Luis]: Add agents connect <server_url> CLI stub in cli/commands/server_client.py.
- Code [Luis]: Implement agents connect to persist server_url into config and print an explicit "server mode not implemented" warning.
- Code [Luis]: Add agents info output field for Server Mode: disabled vs stubbed (based on config).
- Code [Luis]: Add environment variable support (CLEVERAGENTS_SERVER_URL, CLEVERAGENTS_SERVER_NAMESPACE) with precedence documented.
- Code [Luis]: Add stub methods that return explicit error envelopes in JSON/YAML outputs (avoid stack traces).
- Code [Luis]: Add unit helper is_server_enabled() and use it to guard server-only commands.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/server_client_stubs.md noting client-only behavior.
- Docs [Luis]: Document config precedence (CLI flag > config file > env) for server settings.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add stub behavior scenarios.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios for env var override and config precedence order.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add CLI stub smoke test.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/server_stub_bench.py (baseline no-op).
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(interfaces): add server client stubs".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m6-server-stubs to master with description "Add server client stubs and config wiring with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m6-server-stubs

M7 SUCCESS CRITERIA (Post-Day 30):

agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] connect <server_url> establishes connection to an external server.
Plans can be synced and executed on a remote server.
Real-time updates received via WebSocket from server.
Remote projects can be specified and executed on server.

Section 10: Async Infrastructure & Later-Stage Quality Work [Various Leads]

Note: Quality automation setup is in Section 0; Section 10 focuses on async infrastructure and later-stage validation support.

Parallel Group 10A: Async Infrastructure [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: 10A.async | Branch: feature/m6-async-infra) - Commit message: "feat(async): add async command execution and workers"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m6-async-infra
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Implement async command execution per ADR-002 with cancellation and timeout handling.
- Code [Luis]: Add AsyncJob model and async_jobs table (plan_id, phase, status, payload_json, created_at, started_at, finished_at).
- Code [Luis]: Add AsyncJobStatus enum and enforce valid transitions (queued -> running -> succeeded/failed/cancelled).
- Code [Luis]: Add worker_id and last_heartbeat fields; mark stuck jobs failed after TTL.
- Code [Luis]: Add AsyncWorker orchestrator with polling loop, max_workers config, and graceful shutdown hooks.
- Code [Luis]: Add job enqueue hooks for plan execute/apply when async is enabled via config flag (no new CLI flags).
- Code [Luis]: Add cancellation token support and ensure cancellation propagates to tool execution.
- Code [Luis]: Add config keys async.enabled, async.max_workers, async.poll_interval, async.job_timeout, and async.job_ttl.
- Code [Luis]: Add job cleanup routine to prune completed jobs older than a retention threshold.
- Code [Luis]: Add worker health report (last_heartbeat, jobs processed) surfaced in agents diagnostics.
- Code [Luis]: Add serialization of async payloads with schema version for forward compatibility.
- Docs [Luis]: Update docs/reference/async_architecture.md with execution flow, job states, and shutdown rules.
- Docs [Luis]: Document async config defaults and job retention policy.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/async_execution.feature for async command handling (enqueue, worker pick-up, cancel).
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add robot/async_execution.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/async_execution_bench.py for worker scheduling overhead.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(async): add async command execution and workers".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m6-async-infra to master with description "Add async command execution, workers, and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m6-async-infra
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: 10A.retry | Branch: feature/m6-async-infra) - Commit message: "feat(async): wire retry policies into services"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m6-async-infra
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Integrate retry/circuit breaker policies into service layer operations.
- Code [Luis]: Add retry policy configuration keys (max_attempts, base_delay, max_delay, jitter) to settings.
- Code [Luis]: Ensure retries are only applied to idempotent operations (repository reads, validation calls) and never to applies.
- Code [Luis]: Add RetryPolicy and CircuitBreaker models with per-service overrides.
- Code [Luis]: Emit structured logs for retry attempts and circuit-open events.
- Code [Luis]: Add per-service policy defaults with overrides via config (service_name -> policy mapping).
- Code [Luis]: Add guard to prevent retries on tool execution writes in read-only plans.
- Code [Luis]: Add circuit breaker half-open recovery logic and cooldown timers.
- Docs [Luis]: Document retry policy defaults and override points.
- Docs [Luis]: Add examples of per-service override config and expected logs.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add retry/circuit breaker behavior scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add resilience smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/retry_policy_bench.py for retry overhead.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(async): wire retry policies into services".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m6-async-infra to master with description "Wire retry/circuit breaker policies into services with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m6-async-infra

Parallel Group 10B: Selective Quality Review [Brent]

COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: 10B.review | Branch: feature/m6-review-playbook) - Commit message: "docs(qa): add review playbook and priority matrix"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/m6-review-playbook
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Docs [Brent]: Create docs/development/review_playbook.md with focus areas and skip rules.
- Docs [Brent]: Add priority matrix and review SLA guidance.
- Docs [Brent]: Add checklist templates for architecture review, CLI review, and DB migration review.
- Docs [Brent]: Add review checklists for security-sensitive changes (secrets, auth, server stubs) and schema migrations.
- Docs [Brent]: Add a PR review routing table (which reviewer for which subsystem).
- Docs [Brent]: Add examples of acceptable vs blocking findings with remediation guidance.
- Docs [Brent]: Add a required test matrix section for reviewers (nox sessions + coverage).
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add scenarios validating review playbook references exist.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add docs build smoke test covering the new guide.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/docs_build_bench.py for docs build baseline.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Brent]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Brent]: git commit -m "docs(qa): add review playbook and priority matrix".
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/m6-review-playbook to master with description "Add review playbook, priority matrix, and tests.".
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/m6-review-playbook

Parallel Group 10C: Validation Testing Support [Brent + Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: 10C.edge | Branch: feature/m6-validation-edge) - Commit message: "test(validation): add edge case suites"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/m6-validation-edge
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Brent]: Add shared edge-case fixtures under features/fixtures/validation/.
- Code [Brent]: Add fixtures for malformed tool outputs, missing resources, and validation timeouts.
- Code [Brent]: Add fixtures for wrapped validation transforms that return invalid schema.
- Code [Brent]: Add fixtures for mixed required/informational validation ordering and duplicate attachment IDs.
- Docs [Brent]: Update docs/development/testing.md with validation test catalog.
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add edge-case scenarios for concurrency, conflicts, rollbacks, and timeouts.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add integration coverage for edge-case suites.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/validation_edge_bench.py for edge-case runtime.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Brent]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Brent]: git commit -m "test(validation): add edge case suites".
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/m6-validation-edge to master with description "Add validation edge-case suites and fixtures.".
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/m6-validation-edge
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: 10C.semantic | Branch: feature/m6-validation-semantic) - Commit message: "test(validation): add semantic validation suites"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m6-validation-semantic
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add semantic validation fixtures and error-pattern samples.
- Code [Luis]: Add fixtures for language-porting mismatches and dependency graph violations.
- Code [Luis]: Add fixtures for API surface changes (renamed functions, missing symbols, incompatible types).
- Code [Luis]: Add fixtures for cross-file symbol resolution and circular import detection.
- Docs [Luis]: Document semantic validation coverage expectations.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add semantic validation scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add semantic validation integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/semantic_validation_suite_bench.py for suite runtime.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "test(validation): add semantic validation suites".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m6-validation-semantic to master with description "Add semantic validation test suites and fixtures.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m6-validation-semantic
COMMIT (Owner: Brent | Group: 10C.performance | Branch: feature/m6-perf-scale) - Commit message: "test(perf): add scale test fixtures"
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git pull origin master
- Git [Brent]: git checkout -b feature/m6-perf-scale
- Git [Brent]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Brent]: Add scale fixtures for 1K/5K/10K file repos in features/fixtures/scale/.
- Code [Brent]: Add scriptless fixture generator instructions (documented, no helper scripts).
- Code [Brent]: Add baseline thresholds for indexing and decomposition runtime in a documented matrix.
- Code [Brent]: Add fixture metadata (file count, total size, language mix) for repeatable benchmarks.
- Docs [Brent]: Add scale test runbook and environment notes.
- Tests (Behave) [Brent]: Add scale test scenarios validating thresholds.
- Tests (Robot) [Brent]: Add large-project Robot tests for performance runs.
- Tests (ASV) [Brent]: Add asv/benchmarks/scale_fixture_bench.py for baseline performance.
- Quality [Brent]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Brent]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Brent]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Brent]: git commit -m "test(perf): add scale test fixtures".
- Forgejo PR [Brent]: Open PR from feature/m6-perf-scale to master with description "Add scale test fixtures and performance baselines.".
- Git [Brent]: git checkout master
- Git [Brent]: git branch -d feature/m6-perf-scale

Section 11: Security & Safety [WORKSTREAM F - Luis + Brent]

Target: Throughout project, critical items by Day 14

Note: Security tasks focus on runtime protections; quality gates are handled in Section 0.

Parallel Group SEC1: Remove eval() usage [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: SEC1.eval | Branch: feature/m4-security-eval) - Commit message: "fix(security): remove eval-based config parsing"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-security-eval
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Audit and remove all eval/exec/compile usage from production config paths.
- Code [Luis]: Replace any dynamic expression parsing with YAML/JSON parsing and explicit schema validation.
- Code [Luis]: Add a hard error if config files contain inline Python or templating directives.
- Code [Luis]: Add config scanner that flags disallowed tokens and reports file+line in errors.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/security_eval.md with replacement patterns.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/security_eval.feature scenarios. (completed by Luis)
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add robot/security_eval.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/security_eval_bench.py for config parsing baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%. (Code review by Brent still pending)
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "fix(security): remove eval-based config parsing".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-security-eval to master with description "Remove eval-based config parsing and add security checks.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-security-eval

Parallel Group SEC2: Template Injection Prevention [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: SEC2.template | Branch: feature/m4-security-template) - Commit message: "fix(security): harden template rendering"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-security-template
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Replace unsafe template usage with a sandboxed renderer and strict token set.
- Code [Luis]: Deny attribute access, function calls, and filters; allow only {var} substitution with a fixed allowlist.
- Code [Luis]: Add max template length + max render output size checks with explicit errors.
- Code [Luis]: Add template allowlist validation for each template context key and log rejected keys.
- Code [Luis]: Add unit helper to pre-validate template strings at action/plan creation time.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/template_security.md with safe patterns.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/security_templates.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add robot/security_templates.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/security_template_bench.py for render baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "fix(security): harden template rendering".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-security-template to master with description "Harden template rendering and add tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-security-template

Parallel Group SEC3: Exception Handling Audit [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: SEC3.exceptions | Branch: feature/m4-security-exceptions) - Commit message: "fix(security): enforce explicit exception handling"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-security-exceptions
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Replace silent exception handling with explicit errors and context propagation.
- Code [Luis]: Add structured error types for config, provider, and file I/O failures and include plan_id/project_name in error details.
- Code [Luis]: Ensure unexpected exceptions are wrapped in CleverAgentsError with a safe, user-facing message.
- Code [Luis]: Add error code mapping table (error_code -> HTTP-like category) for CLI output consistency.
- Code [Luis]: Ensure error details are redacted for secrets before logging.
- Docs [Luis]: Document error propagation standards and logging rules.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/security_exceptions.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add exception handling integration smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/security_exception_bench.py for error path overhead baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "fix(security): enforce explicit exception handling".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-security-exceptions to master with description "Enforce explicit exception handling and error mapping with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-security-exceptions

Parallel Group SEC4: Async Lifecycle Correctness [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: SEC4.async | Branch: feature/m4-security-async-cleanup) - Commit message: "fix(security): close async resources and leaks"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-security-async-cleanup
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Close async resources, checkpoint files, and subscription leaks with retention policies.
- Code [Luis]: Add graceful cancellation handling to ensure in-flight tasks are awaited and cleaned up.
- Code [Luis]: Add a finalizer hook in async services that logs any leaked resources by name.
- Code [Luis]: Add cleanup for pending async jobs on shutdown (mark cancelled and persist reason).
- Code [Luis]: Add time-bounded shutdown sequence with explicit warnings for forced termination.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/async_safety.md on cleanup rules.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/security_async.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add async cleanup integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/security_async_cleanup_bench.py for cleanup overhead baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "fix(security): close async resources and leaks".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-security-async-cleanup to master with description "Add async lifecycle cleanup and leak prevention with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-security-async-cleanup

Parallel Group SEC5: Secrets Management [Hamza]

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: SEC5.secrets | Branch: feature/m4-security-secrets) - Commit message: "feat(security): add secrets masking and validation"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m4-security-secrets
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Mask credentials in logs, validate required keys, and block secret leakage in outputs.
- Code [Hamza]: Add a centralized redaction utility (token patterns + config keys) and integrate into CLI output formatting.
- Code [Hamza]: Add --show-secrets guard flag (default off) for diagnostics that would otherwise print masked fields.
- Code [Hamza]: Add secret detection for common key patterns (API keys, tokens) in config and env.
- Code [Hamza]: Add redaction for error.details and validation outputs before printing/logging.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/secrets_handling.md.
- Docs [Hamza]: Include examples of masked outputs and --show-secrets usage.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add features/security_secrets.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add secrets handling integration smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/security_secrets_bench.py for masking overhead baseline.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(security): add secrets masking and validation".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m4-security-secrets to master with description "Add secrets masking/validation and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m4-security-secrets

Parallel Group SEC6: Read-Only Enforcement [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: SEC6.readonly | Branch: feature/m4-security-readonly) - Commit message: "feat(security): enforce read-only actions"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-security-readonly
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Validate read-only actions only use read-only skills at execution time.
- Code [Luis]: Block write-capable tools in ToolRuntime when plan/action is read-only and include tool name in error.
- Code [Luis]: Add read-only enforcement to SkillContext and ChangeSet builder to prevent write artifacts.
- Code [Luis]: Add read-only enforcement in CLI commands that would mutate resources (fail fast before execution).
- Code [Luis]: Add tests for read-only enforcement on file and git tool calls.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/read_only_actions.md.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/security_readonly.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add read-only enforcement integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/security_readonly_bench.py for enforcement overhead baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(security): enforce read-only actions".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-security-readonly to master with description "Enforce read-only actions and tool gating with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-security-readonly
- Note: Safety profile enforcement is deferred; see Section 18 POST.safety.

Parallel Group SEC7: Audit Logging [Hamza]

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: SEC7.audit | Branch: feature/m4-security-audit) - Commit message: "feat(security): add audit logging for apply"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m4-security-audit
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add audit log model, migration, and agents audit list CLI command.
- Code [Hamza]: Record apply start/end events with plan_id, actor, resource list, and changeset hash.
- Code [Hamza]: Add CLI filters for --plan, --project, and --since to limit audit output.
- Code [Hamza]: Add audit show <audit_id> command to view a single entry with full metadata.
- Code [Hamza]: Add retention policy for audit logs (configurable days) and prune job.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/audit_logging.md.
- Docs [Hamza]: Document audit retention settings and CLI filter semantics.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add features/security_audit.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add audit logging integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/security_audit_bench.py for log write overhead baseline.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(security): add audit logging for apply".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m4-security-audit to master with description "Add audit logging for apply with tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m4-security-audit

Section 12: Provider Fixes & Runtime Tweaks [WORKSTREAM G - Hamza]

Target: Days 8-12

Parallel Group PROV1: Provider Fixes [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: PROV1.fixes | Branch: feature/m4-provider-fixes) - Commit message: "fix(provider): remove FakeListLLM defaults"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-provider-fixes
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Remove FakeListLLM fallback, fix auto-debug provider usage, and implement provider auto-detection.
- Code [Luis]: Update settings validation to fail fast when no providers are configured and no mock flag is set.
- Code [Luis]: Add explicit core.mock_providers flag and block accidental use in non-test mode.
- Code [Luis]: Add provider selection trace logging (chosen provider + reason) for diagnostics output.
- Code [Luis]: Remove any default provider auto-wiring in container that bypasses settings validation.
- Code [Luis]: Add unit helper to resolve provider by name and emit explicit error when not configured.
- Docs [Luis]: Update provider configuration docs and error messages.
- Docs [Luis]: Add migration note for removing FakeListLLM fallback and mock flag usage.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/provider_fixes.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add provider detection smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/provider_selection_bench.py for provider resolution baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "fix(provider): remove FakeListLLM defaults".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-provider-fixes to master with description "Fix provider defaults and enforce configuration validation.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-provider-fixes

Parallel Group PROV2: Cost Controls & Fallback [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: PROV2.costs | Branch: feature/m4-provider-costs) - Commit message: "feat(provider): add cost controls and fallback"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-provider-costs
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Track tokens/costs, enforce budgets, rate limits, and provider fallback order.
- Code [Luis]: Add cost tracking fields to plan execution metadata and surface in plan status.
- Code [Luis]: Add config keys for budget_per_plan, budget_per_day, and fallback_providers with validation.
- Code [Luis]: Emit warnings when budget is within 10% of limit and block when exceeded.
- Code [Luis]: Add per-provider cost table and default token cost estimates for offline reporting.
- Code [Luis]: Add fallback selection logic that skips providers without required capabilities (tool calling, streaming).
- Code [Luis]: Persist budget exhaustion events in plan metadata for auditability.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/cost_controls.md with config keys and thresholds.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/cost_controls.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add cost control integration smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/cost_controls_bench.py for cost check overhead.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(provider): add cost controls and fallback".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-provider-costs to master with description "Add cost controls, budgets, and provider fallback with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-provider-costs

Section 13: Additional CLI Commands & UX [Days 10-14]

Parallel Group CLI0: Core System Commands [Hamza]

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: CLI0.core | Branch: feature/m4-cli-core) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add version/info/diagnostics"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m4-cli-core
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement version, info, and diagnostics commands with rich/plain/json/yaml output parity.
- Code [Hamza]: Add diagnostics checks for config file, database, providers, and filesystem permissions per spec.
- Code [Hamza]: Include build metadata in version (semver, git sha, build date) and expose in JSON/YAML outputs.
- Code [Hamza]: Add diagnostics --check to exit non-zero when any check fails; report total pass/fail counts.
- Code [Hamza]: Add diagnostics --format json/yaml output schema with explicit check names and statuses.
- Code [Hamza]: Add detection for missing data dir and invalid config path with actionable error messages.
- Docs [Hamza]: Update CLI reference with core system commands and sample outputs.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add diagnostics check list and expected remediation steps.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add features/cli_core.feature scenarios for each command output.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add core command smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/cli_core_bench.py for command runtime baseline.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add version/info/diagnostics".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m4-cli-core to master with description "Add core CLI system commands and diagnostics with tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m4-cli-core

Section 14: Concurrency & Cleanup [Days 12-14]

Parallel Group CONC1: Plan Locking [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: CONC1.lock | Branch: feature/m4-concurrency-locks) - Commit message: "feat(concurrency): add plan and project locks"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-concurrency-locks
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Implement plan-level and project-level locks with timeouts.
- Code [Luis]: Add locks table with owner_id, resource_type, resource_id, acquired_at, expires_at.
- Code [Luis]: Ensure locks are enforced in PlanLifecycleService transitions and SubplanService scheduling.
- Code [Luis]: Add lock renewal for long-running phases and release locks on graceful shutdown.
- Code [Luis]: Allow re-entrant lock acquisition for the same owner and reject conflicting owners with explicit error.
- Code [Luis]: Add lock cleanup routine to purge expired locks on startup.
- Code [Luis]: Add agents diagnostics check to report stale locks count.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/concurrency.md with lock behavior.
- Docs [Luis]: Document lock TTL defaults and renewal strategy.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/concurrency.feature scenarios for lock contention and expiry.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add lock integration smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/concurrency_lock_bench.py for lock overhead baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(concurrency): add plan and project locks".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-concurrency-locks to master with description "Add plan/project locking and diagnostics with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-concurrency-locks

Parallel Group CONC2: Resumable Execution [Luis]

COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: CONC2.resume | Branch: feature/m4-concurrency-resume) - Commit message: "feat(concurrency): add plan resume"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-concurrency-resume
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Persist step-level progress and implement plan resume with graceful shutdown handling.
- Code [Luis]: Add resume checkpoints tied to decision IDs and sandbox checkpoints.
- Code [Luis]: Validate resume eligibility (non-terminal plans only) and emit clear error for invalid states.
- Code [Luis]: Add plan resume --dry-run to show where execution will resume without changing state.
- Code [Luis]: Add resume metadata in plan (last_completed_step, last_checkpoint_id).
- Code [Luis]: Add CLI output for resume summary (phase, step, decision_id) before executing.
- Docs [Luis]: Update plan lifecycle docs for resume behavior.
- Docs [Luis]: Add resume flow example and error cases.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/plan_resume.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add resume integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/plan_resume_bench.py for resume overhead baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(concurrency): add plan resume".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-concurrency-resume to master with description "Add plan resume workflow and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-concurrency-resume

Parallel Group CONC3: Garbage Collection [Hamza]

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: CONC3.gc | Branch: feature/m4-concurrency-cleanup) - Commit message: "feat(ops): add cleanup commands"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m4-concurrency-cleanup
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add cleanup for sandboxes, checkpoints, and stale sessions with CLI commands.
- Code [Hamza]: Add retention policy settings for sandbox age, checkpoint count, and session inactivity.
- Code [Hamza]: Add cleanup --dry-run output (counts + paths) and --all override for full purge.
- Code [Hamza]: Ensure cleanup skips active sandboxes and running plans (log skipped items).
- Code [Hamza]: Add per-resource cleanup summaries (sandboxes/checkpoints/sessions) to output.
- Code [Hamza]: Add config keys for cleanup scheduling (manual-only in MVP; stub schedule flag).
- Docs [Hamza]: Document cleanup commands and retention defaults.
- Docs [Hamza]: Include example cleanup --dry-run output and warnings.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add features/garbage_collection.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add cleanup integration smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/cleanup_bench.py for cleanup overhead baseline.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(ops): add cleanup commands".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m4-concurrency-cleanup to master with description "Add cleanup commands and retention policies with tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m4-concurrency-cleanup

Section 15: ACMS & UKO (Advanced Context Management) [Post-M6]

Target: Begin scaffolding by Day 25; full implementation after M6 (local mode only)

Parallel Group ACMS1: UKO Ontology Scaffold [Hamza]

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: ACMS1.uko | Branch: feature/m6-acms-uko-schema) - Commit message: "feat(uko): add UKO ontology scaffolding"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m6-acms-uko-schema
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add UKO Layer 0-3 ontology skeleton (RDF/TTL) under docs/ontology/uko.ttl with version headers.
- Code [Hamza]: Define base URI, version IRI, and prefix conventions for layers and language-specific nodes.
- Code [Hamza]: Add minimal Layer 0 nodes (Resource, Artifact, CodeArtifact, Document) to allow end-to-end parsing.
- Code [Hamza]: Add Python loaders for UKO nodes (URI parsing, inheritance, versioning metadata).
- Code [Hamza]: Add a validation pass that rejects undefined prefixes and missing rdf:type for nodes.
- Code [Hamza]: Add ontology version registry (current version + supported versions) for future migrations.
- Code [Hamza]: Add unit helper to resolve layer inheritance (Layer 3 -> 2 -> 1 -> 0).
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/uko.md describing layers, URI format, and extension points.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add a minimal example ontology snippet and parsing walkthrough.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add features/uko_ontology.feature for URI parsing and inheritance checks.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add robot/uko_ontology.robot smoke tests for ontology load.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/uko_load_bench.py for load throughput.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(uko): add UKO ontology scaffolding".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m6-acms-uko-schema to master with description "Add UKO ontology scaffolding and loaders with tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m6-acms-uko-schema

Parallel Group ACMS2: Context Request Protocol [Jeff] (depends on ACMS1 + CTX1)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: ACMS2.crp | Branch: feature/m6-acms-crp-models) - Commit message: "feat(acms): add context request protocol models"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m6-acms-crp-models
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Add ContextRequest, ContextFragment, DetailLevel, and ContextBudget models with validation.
- Code [Jeff]: Add built-in builtin/context skill with tools request_context, query_history, and get_context_budget (stubbed to ACMS).
- Code [Jeff]: Add ContextRequest fields for focus, breadth, depth, strategy, temporal_scope, and skeleton_ratio with defaulting rules.
- Code [Jeff]: Add ContextFragment metadata (uko_uri, provenance, relevance_score, token_count, detail_level) and enforce token_count >= 0.
- Code [Jeff]: Add DetailLevelMap registry with name->integer resolution and inheritance support.
- Code [Jeff]: Add ContextRequest validation for invalid depth names and unknown strategies.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/crp.md with request fields, detail levels, and examples.
- Docs [Jeff]: Document DetailLevelMap resolution rules and defaults.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/crp_models.feature for validation and serialization ordering.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/crp_models.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/crp_model_bench.py for validation throughput.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(acms): add context request protocol models".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m6-acms-crp-models to master with description "Add context request protocol models and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m6-acms-crp-models

Parallel Group ACMS3: Context Strategies & Registry [Hamza] (depends on CTX1/CTX2)

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: ACMS3.strategy | Branch: feature/m6-acms-strategy-registry) - Commit message: "feat(acms): add context strategy registry"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m6-acms-strategy-registry
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Define ContextStrategy interface and StrategyRegistry with plugin discovery.
- Code [Hamza]: Add stub strategies (keyword, semantic, graph, temporal) with feature flags and no-op defaults.
- Code [Hamza]: Add ContextStrategyResult model (fragments, stats, errors) with deterministic ordering.
- Code [Hamza]: Add configuration to enable/disable strategies per project context policy.
- Code [Hamza]: Add per-strategy timeout and max-fragment limits in registry config.
- Code [Hamza]: Add registry validation that strategies declare supported resource types.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/context_strategies.md with strategy contracts and outputs.
- Docs [Hamza]: Document strategy config keys (timeouts, max fragments, enable/disable).
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add features/context_strategy_registry.feature for registration and selection.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add robot/context_strategy_registry.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/context_strategy_bench.py for registry lookup.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(acms): add context strategy registry".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m6-acms-strategy-registry to master with description "Add context strategy registry and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m6-acms-strategy-registry

Parallel Group ACMS4: Strategy Coordinator & Fusion Engine [Jeff] (depends on ACMS2/ACMS3)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: ACMS4.fusion | Branch: feature/m6-acms-fusion-engine) - Commit message: "feat(acms): add strategy coordinator and fusion engine"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m6-acms-fusion-engine
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement StrategyCoordinator with parallel execution and budget allocation.
- Code [Jeff]: Implement FusionEngine to dedupe fragments, resolve detail conflicts, and pack within budget.
- Code [Jeff]: Allocate budget proportionally by strategy confidence and enforce per-strategy max caps.
- Code [Jeff]: Add greedy knapsack packing with deterministic tie-breakers (relevance, detail level, token count).
- Code [Jeff]: Add fragment dedupe by UKO URI + hash of rendered text to avoid duplicates across strategies.
- Code [Jeff]: Add budget overage guard to drop lowest-relevance fragments and emit warnings.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/acms_fusion.md with flow diagrams and budget semantics.
- Docs [Jeff]: Document StrategyCoordinator execution order and error handling.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/acms_fusion.feature for dedupe and budget enforcement.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/acms_fusion.robot integration smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/acms_fusion_bench.py for fusion runtime.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(acms): add strategy coordinator and fusion engine".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m6-acms-fusion-engine to master with description "Add strategy coordinator and fusion engine with tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m6-acms-fusion-engine

Parallel Group ACMS5: Scoped Backend Views [Hamza] (depends on B2.project + CTX1)

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: ACMS5.scoped | Branch: feature/m6-acms-scoped-view) - Commit message: "feat(acms): add scoped backend view filtering"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m6-acms-scoped-view
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement ScopedBackendView that filters text/vector/graph queries to project resources.
- Code [Hamza]: Add enforcement hooks in context retrieval services and StrategyCoordinator.
- Code [Hamza]: Add allowlist/denylist resolution for resource scopes using project resource links and aliases.
- Code [Hamza]: Log and reject context requests that reference resources outside scope (security guard).
- Code [Hamza]: Add unit helper to resolve alias -> resource_id mapping and validate uniqueness.
- Code [Hamza]: Add guard for mixed project scopes (explicit error when request spans unlinked projects).
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/scoped_backend_view.md with security guarantees.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add examples of allowlist/denylist configurations.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add features/scoped_view.feature for cross-project isolation.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add robot/scoped_view.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/scoped_view_bench.py for filter overhead.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(acms): add scoped backend view filtering".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m6-acms-scoped-view to master with description "Add scoped backend view filtering with tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m6-acms-scoped-view

Parallel Group ACMS6: Skeleton Compression [Jeff] (depends on ACMS4 + G4 context tiers)

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: ACMS6.skeleton | Branch: feature/m6-acms-skeleton-compress) - Commit message: "feat(acms): add skeleton compressor"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m6-acms-skeleton-compress
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement skeleton compressor that produces compressed inherited context with skeleton_ratio.
- Code [Jeff]: Integrate skeleton output into subplan context inheritance and strategy coordinator budgets.
- Code [Jeff]: Add stable ordering for compressed fragments to avoid non-deterministic context payloads.
- Code [Jeff]: Persist skeleton metadata (ratio, token counts, source decision IDs) for auditability.
- Code [Jeff]: Add skeleton_ratio validation (0.0-1.0) and default handling per plan.
- Code [Jeff]: Add compression summary (original tokens vs compressed tokens) stored in plan metadata.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/skeleton_compressor.md with ratios and examples.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add example of skeleton output for a multi-decision plan.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/skeleton_compressor.feature for compression thresholds.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/skeleton_compressor.robot smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/skeleton_compressor_bench.py for compression overhead.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(acms): add skeleton compressor".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m6-acms-skeleton-compress to master with description "Add skeleton compressor and tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m6-acms-skeleton-compress

Section 16: Context Indexing [Days 15-17]

Parallel Group CTX1: Repository Indexing [Hamza]

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: CTX1.index | Branch: feature/m4-context-indexing) - Commit message: "feat(context): add repo indexing service"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m4-context-indexing
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Implement indexing service with file tree, language detection, and incremental refresh.
- Code [Hamza]: Add index metadata table (resource_id, indexed_at, file_count, token_estimate).
- Code [Hamza]: Enforce max file size and total size limits from project context policy.
- Code [Hamza]: Add file hashing (content hash + mtime) to skip unchanged files during incremental refresh.
- Code [Hamza]: Persist per-file index records (path, language, hash, token_count) with indexes on resource_id/path.
- Code [Hamza]: Add IndexingService.refresh(resource_id) that returns summary stats (added/updated/removed counts).
- Code [Hamza]: Add file ignore handling using project include/exclude globs and default ignore list.
- Code [Hamza]: Add language detection fallback (by extension when content sniff fails).
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/context_indexing.md.
- Docs [Hamza]: Document index storage schema and refresh behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add features/context_indexing.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add indexing integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/context_indexing_bench.py for indexing throughput baseline.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(context): add repo indexing service".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m4-context-indexing to master with description "Add repository indexing service and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m4-context-indexing

Parallel Group CTX2: Embedding Index [Hamza]

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: CTX2.embedding | Branch: feature/m4-context-embedding) - Commit message: "feat(context): add optional embedding search"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m4-context-embedding
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add embedding-based search with opt-in flag and fallback to full-text search.
- Code [Hamza]: Add embedding index metadata and cache invalidation on repo updates.
- Code [Hamza]: Add embedding provider abstraction (model name, batch size, rate limit) with local-only default.
- Code [Hamza]: Store embedding vectors in a local vector store (FAISS or sqlite-vec) and map back to file paths.
- Code [Hamza]: Add config keys context.embedding.enabled, context.embedding.model, and context.embedding.max_chunks.
- Code [Hamza]: Add chunking strategy (max tokens per chunk, overlap) with deterministic ordering.
- Code [Hamza]: Add embedding cache keys and reuse logic to avoid re-embedding unchanged files.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/embedding_search.md.
- Docs [Hamza]: Document embedding storage format and cache invalidation rules.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add features/embedding_search.feature scenarios.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add embedding search integration tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/embedding_search_bench.py for search runtime baseline.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(context): add optional embedding search".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m4-context-embedding to master with description "Add optional embedding search and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m4-context-embedding

Section 17: Skill Registry [Days 17-18]

Target: Days 17-18 (after Tool/Skill base registry work in C0/C3) Dependencies: C0.skill.domain + C0.skill.registry + C0.tool.registry + C3.context; MCP refresh depends on C7.mcp.

Parallel Group SK: Skill Registry Completion [Jeff + Luis + Rui + Aditya] PARALLEL SUBTRACK SK1.core [Jeff]: Flattened tool sets, includes, capability summary PARALLEL SUBTRACK SK2.persistence [Luis]: Persistence extensions for flattened tools PARALLEL SUBTRACK SK3.cli [Aditya]: CLI skill tools/refresh and output parity PARALLEL SUBTRACK SK4.refresh [Aditya]: MCP refresh hooks and dynamic updates SEQUENTIAL MERGE NOTE: SK2.persistence must land before SK1.core + SK3.cli to avoid schema mismatches; SK4.refresh depends on C7.mcp and can land after SK1.core.

COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: SK1.core | Branch: feature/m4-skill-registry-core) - Commit message: "feat(skill): add registry flattening and capability summaries"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m4-skill-registry-core
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Implement skill flattening that resolves includes, named tool refs, and anonymous inline tools into a deterministic flattened list.
- Code [Jeff]: Detect include cycles and emit a clear error listing the cycle path (skillA -> skillB -> skillA).
- Code [Jeff]: Implement per-tool override merging (shallow merge) with explicit disallow list for non-overridable fields.
- Code [Jeff]: Compute capability summary (read/write/checkpointable/idempotent) for each skill from flattened tool metadata.
- Code [Jeff]: Add SkillRegistry.tools(name) and SkillRegistry.validate_plan(plan) to support actor activation and plan validation.
- Code [Jeff]: Add deterministic ordering for flattened tools (include order, then tool name).
- Code [Jeff]: Add error reporting that includes source file and line when overrides fail.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add docs/reference/skill_registry.md describing flattening rules, overrides, and validation errors.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add example of flattened output with inline tools and includes.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add features/skill_registry.feature scenarios for includes, overrides, cycle detection, and missing tool refs.
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add robot/skill_registry.robot for add/list/show/tools flows.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/skill_flatten_bench.py for flattening throughput.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(skill): add registry flattening and capability summaries".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m4-skill-registry-core to master with description "Add skill registry flattening and capability summaries.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m4-skill-registry-core
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: SK2.persistence | Branch: feature/m4-skill-registry-db) - Commit message: "feat(skill): persist flattened tool sets"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m4-skill-registry-db
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add migration fields/tables to store flattened_tools_json, includes_json, and capability_summary_json for each skill.
- Code [Luis]: Persist original skill YAML text and computed flattening hash for refresh invalidation.
- Code [Luis]: Extend SkillRepository to read/write flattened tool sets and invalidate cached summaries on update.
- Code [Luis]: Add uniqueness constraint for skill names and index on namespace for list filters.
- Code [Luis]: Add repository method to recompute flattening hash on update and store in DB.
- Docs [Luis]: Update docs/reference/database_schema.md with skill registry persistence fields.
- Docs [Luis]: Add mapping table of persistence fields to domain model properties.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add features/skill_registry_persistence.feature scenarios for add/update/refresh persistence.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add repository persistence smoke tests for skills.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/skill_registry_persist_bench.py for persistence overhead.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(skill): persist flattened tool sets".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m4-skill-registry-db to master with description "Persist flattened skill tool sets and summaries.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m4-skill-registry-db
COMMIT (Owner: Aditya | Group: SK3.cli | Branch: feature/m4-skill-registry-cli) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add skill tools and refresh commands"
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git pull origin master
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout -b feature/m4-skill-registry-cli
- Git [Aditya]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Aditya]: Add agents skill tools <name> to show flattened tool list and capability summary.
- Code [Aditya]: Add agents skill refresh <name>|--all to recompute flattening and sync MCP-backed skills.
- Code [Aditya]: Update skill list/show output with includes, tool counts, and capability summary fields.
- Code [Aditya]: Add --format json/yaml output schema for tools/refresh output.
- Code [Aditya]: Add CLI errors for refresh when skill not found or MCP sync fails.
- Docs [Aditya]: Update CLI reference with skill tools/refresh examples and output columns.
- Docs [Aditya]: Document refresh side effects and caching behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Aditya]: Add features/skill_cli.feature scenarios for tools/refresh and list/show output.
- Tests (Robot) [Aditya]: Add robot/skill_cli.robot for CLI smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Aditya]: Add asv/benchmarks/skill_cli_bench.py for CLI overhead baseline.
- Quality [Aditya]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Aditya]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Aditya]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Aditya]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add skill tools and refresh commands".
- Forgejo PR [Aditya]: Open PR from feature/m4-skill-registry-cli to master with description "Add skill tools/refresh CLI commands and tests.".
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git branch -d feature/m4-skill-registry-cli
COMMIT (Owner: Aditya | Group: SK4.refresh | Branch: feature/m4-skill-registry-refresh) - Commit message: "feat(skill): add MCP refresh hooks"
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git pull origin master
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout -b feature/m4-skill-registry-refresh
- Git [Aditya]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Aditya]: Implement SkillRegistry.refresh(name) and refresh_all() to recompute flattened tool sets on demand.
- Code [Aditya]: Wire MCP notifications/tools/list_changed to trigger skill refresh and registry cache invalidation.
- Code [Aditya]: Add safeguard to skip refresh when tool registry is unavailable; emit a single warning with recovery steps.
- Code [Aditya]: Add refresh debounce window to avoid repeated refresh storms from MCP notifications.
- Code [Aditya]: Add refresh result summary (skills refreshed, failures) for CLI output.
- Docs [Aditya]: Add docs/reference/skill_refresh.md with MCP refresh behavior and troubleshooting.
- Docs [Aditya]: Document debounce defaults and manual refresh usage.
- Tests (Behave) [Aditya]: Add features/skill_refresh.feature scenarios for MCP update propagation.
- Tests (Robot) [Aditya]: Add robot/skill_refresh.robot for refresh smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Aditya]: Add asv/benchmarks/skill_refresh_bench.py for refresh overhead.
- Quality [Aditya]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Aditya]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Aditya]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Aditya]: git commit -m "feat(skill): add MCP refresh hooks".
- Forgejo PR [Aditya]: Open PR from feature/m4-skill-registry-refresh to master with description "Add MCP refresh hooks and registry updates.".
- Git [Aditya]: git checkout master
- Git [Aditya]: git branch -d feature/m4-skill-registry-refresh

Section 18: Deferred Work

Deferred items remain planned but are not part of the 30-day MVP scope.

COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: POST.resource-types.physical | Branch: feature/post-resource-types-physical) - Commit message: "feat(resource): add deferred physical resource types"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/post-resource-types-physical
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add built-in physical resource type YAML configs for git object taxonomy: git, git-remote, git-branch, git-tag, git-commit, git-tree, git-tree-entry, git-stash, git-submodule.
- Code [Hamza]: Add filesystem link types: fs-symlink, fs-hardlink with correct parent/child constraints.
- Code [Hamza]: Extend auto-discovery rules for git object graph (bounded depth, filtered by type) and fs link detection.
- Docs [Hamza]: Update docs/reference/resource_types_builtin.md with deferred physical type flags, parent/child rules, and discovery notes.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios ensuring deferred physical types register and validate parent/child constraints.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot test that lists resource types and asserts the git object taxonomy types.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/resource_type_deferred_physical_bench.py for registry load overhead.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Git [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(resource): add deferred physical resource types" (only after coverage check passes)
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/post-resource-types-physical to master with description "Add deferred physical resource types (git object taxonomy + fs link types) with discovery rules, docs, and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/post-resource-types-physical
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: POST.resource-types.virtual | Branch: feature/post-resource-types-virtual) - Commit message: "feat(resource): add deferred virtual resource types"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/post-resource-types-virtual
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add built-in virtual resource types: remote, submodule, symlink with equivalence metadata rules.
- Code [Hamza]: Update registry bootstrap to include deferred virtual types and hide them from resource add scaffolding.
- Docs [Hamza]: Update docs/reference/resource_types_builtin.md with deferred virtual type descriptions and equivalence notes.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios ensuring deferred virtual types exist and remain non-user-addable.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot test that lists resource types and asserts deferred virtual types.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/resource_type_deferred_virtual_bench.py for registry load overhead.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Git [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(resource): add deferred virtual resource types" (only after coverage check passes)
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/post-resource-types-virtual to master with description "Add deferred virtual resource types (remote/submodule/symlink) with docs and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/post-resource-types-virtual
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: POST.safety-profile | Branch: feature/post-safety-profile) - Commit message: "feat(security): add safety profile model and enforcement stubs"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/post-safety-profile
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add SafetyProfile model with allowed skill categories, sandbox/checkpoint requirements, human-approval flag, and max cost/retry limits per spec.
- Code [Luis]: Add safety_profile field to Action model and persistence mapping (no legacy compatibility).
- Code [Luis]: Add plan-level safety resolution stub (plan > action > project > global) that returns NotImplementedError for enforcement in local mode.
- Docs [Luis]: Document safety profile schema, defaults, and stub enforcement behavior in docs/reference/safety_profile.md.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add model validation scenarios for safety profile field parsing and constraint validation.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add Robot smoke test that loads a safety profile from YAML and prints serialized output.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/safety_profile_model_bench.py for validation overhead.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add .
- Git [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(security): add safety profile model and enforcement stubs"
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/post-safety-profile to master with description "Add SafetyProfile model + schema wiring with enforcement stubs for post-30 work.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/post-safety-profile
COMMIT (Owner: Rui | Group: POST.safety-profile-tests | Branch: feature/post-safety-profile-tests) - Commit message: "test(security): cover safety profile enforcement"
- Git [Rui]: git checkout master
- Git [Rui]: git pull origin master
- Git [Rui]: git checkout -b feature/post-safety-profile-tests
- Git [Rui]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Tests (Behave) [Rui]: Add scenarios for safety profile allow/deny rules and missing profile errors (stub enforcement expected).
- Tests (Behave) [Rui]: Add scenarios for cost/retry bounds validation on action creation.
- Tests (Robot) [Rui]: Add Robot test that verifies safety profile appears in action show output.
- Docs [Rui]: Add test fixture notes for safety profile YAML examples in docs/development/testing.md.
- Tests (ASV) [Rui]: Add asv/benchmarks/safety_profile_tests_bench.py for scenario runtime baseline.
- Quality [Rui]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Rui]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Rui]: git add .
- Git [Rui]: git commit -m "test(security): cover safety profile enforcement"
- Forgejo PR [Rui]: Open PR from feature/post-safety-profile-tests to master with description "Add Behave/Robot coverage for safety profile validation + stub enforcement.".
- Git [Rui]: git checkout master
- Git [Rui]: git branch -d feature/post-safety-profile-tests
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: POST.resource | Branch: feature/m7-post-resource-equivalence) - Commit message: "feat(resource): add virtual resource equivalence tracking"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-resource-equivalence
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add virtual_resource_links table mapping virtual resource ULID to physical resource ULIDs with uniqueness constraints.
- Code [Hamza]: Add ResourceEquivalenceService to create/merge virtual resources and update links on content divergence.
- Code [Hamza]: Add helper to compute equivalence key (hash or name) for auto-linking during resource discovery.
- Code [Hamza]: Add agents resource equivalence list/add/remove CLI to manage equivalence sets (post-M6).
- Code [Hamza]: Add conflict policy for equivalence (prefer physical over virtual; log divergence events).
- Code [Hamza]: Add equivalence reconciliation job to re-hash linked resources on schedule.
- Code [Hamza]: Add guard to prevent linking resources of incompatible types (type mismatch error).
- Docs [Hamza]: Update docs/reference/resource_model.md with physical/virtual equivalence rules and examples.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add CLI examples for equivalence list/add/remove.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios for linking/unlinking physical resources to virtual resources and divergence updates.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add Robot test that creates two identical physical resources and verifies a shared virtual resource.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/virtual_resource_bench.py for equivalence update overhead.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(resource): add virtual resource equivalence tracking".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-resource-equivalence to master with description "Add virtual resource equivalence tracking and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-resource-equivalence
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: POST.server | Branch: feature/m7-post-server) - Commit message: "feat(client): add server http client"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-server
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add HTTP client with health check, version negotiation, and OpenAPI codegen integration.
- Code [Luis]: Add config keys for server base URL, API token, and TLS verification; wire into Settings.
- Code [Luis]: Map server error responses into domain errors with retry hints.
- Code [Luis]: Add per-request timeout + retry policy hooks with exponential backoff for idempotent calls.
- Code [Luis]: Add pagination helpers for list endpoints (actions/skills/tools/projects).
- Code [Luis]: Add request/response logging with redaction for auth headers.
- Code [Luis]: Add TLS verification toggle and explicit warning when disabled.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/server_client_http.md with configuration and connection errors.
- Docs [Luis]: Add examples for health check and version negotiation failures.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios for connection errors and version mismatch handling.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add mock-server connection tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/server_http_client_bench.py for connection overhead baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(client): add server http client".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-server to master with description "Add server HTTP client with health checks and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-server
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: POST.server | Branch: feature/m7-post-server) - Commit message: "feat(client): add plan sync and remote execution"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-server
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Sync actions, request remote plan execution/apply/status, and reconcile remote plan IDs.
- Code [Luis]: Add conflict resolution policy (local wins vs server wins) with explicit CLI errors on ambiguity.
- Code [Luis]: Add plan sync scope flags (--actions/--skills/--tools/--projects) and default to minimal sync.
- Code [Luis]: Persist server-side IDs in local metadata for later reconciliation.
- Code [Luis]: Add sync summary output (items created/updated/skipped) for CLI display.
- Code [Luis]: Add dry-run mode to show what would sync without executing changes.
- Docs [Luis]: Document sync semantics and conflict handling in docs/reference/server_sync.md.
- Docs [Luis]: Add examples for agents sync --dry-run outputs.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios for sync conflicts and retry behavior.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add mock-server sync tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/server_sync_bench.py for sync throughput baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(client): add plan sync and remote execution".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-server to master with description "Add plan sync and remote execution with tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-server
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: POST.server | Branch: feature/m7-post-server) - Commit message: "feat(client): add websocket updates"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-server
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add WebSocket client for plan updates with reconnect/backoff policy.
- Code [Luis]: Define event schema mapping for plan status/progress/log stream updates.
- Code [Luis]: Add heartbeat/ping handling and resume from last event ID on reconnect.
- Code [Luis]: Add event version negotiation and explicit error for incompatible server schema.
- Code [Luis]: Add event de-duplication by event_id and ordered delivery guarantees.
- Code [Luis]: Add configurable reconnect backoff parameters in settings.
- Docs [Luis]: Add docs/reference/server_websocket.md with event types and reconnect rules.
- Docs [Luis]: Add examples of event payloads and resume behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add scenarios for reconnect and event ordering.
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add WebSocket mock tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/server_ws_bench.py for message handling baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(client): add websocket updates".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-server to master with description "Add WebSocket updates for server plan events.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-server
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: POST.server | Branch: feature/m7-post-server) - Commit message: "feat(client): add remote project support"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-server
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add remote resource selection and server execution request wiring.
- Code [Hamza]: Add project-name resolution rules for remote namespaces and server aliases.
- Code [Hamza]: Add agents project list --remote and plan use --remote scaffolding (server-only).
- Code [Hamza]: Add explicit error when remote project is not found or user lacks access.
- Code [Hamza]: Add remote project caching with TTL to minimize repeated server calls.
- Code [Hamza]: Add CLI output for remote project list (namespace, id, last_updated).
- Docs [Hamza]: Add docs/reference/server_remote_projects.md with project selection semantics.
- Docs [Hamza]: Add examples for project list --remote and plan use --remote.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add scenarios for remote project selection errors.
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add remote execution mock tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/server_remote_project_bench.py for request overhead baseline.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(client): add remote project support".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-server to master with description "Add remote project support and CLI scaffolding.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-server
COMMIT (Owner: Rui | Group: POST.repl | Branch: feature/m7-post-repl) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add interactive repl"
- Git [Rui]: git checkout master
- Git [Rui]: git pull origin master
- Git [Rui]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-repl
- Git [Rui]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Rui]: Implement agents repl command that dispatches to existing CLI commands with shared config handling.
- Code [Rui]: Add history support with opt-out (--no-history) and default path ~/.cleveragents/history.
- Code [Rui]: Add tab-completion for top-level commands and last command repetition (!!).
- Code [Rui]: Add prompt context (active project/plan) and graceful handling of Ctrl+C/Ctrl+D.
- Code [Rui]: Add multi-line input support for long commands and quoted strings.
- Code [Rui]: Add :help and :exit built-in REPL commands.
- Docs [Rui]: Add REPL usage guide with supported commands and exit behavior.
- Docs [Rui]: Document history file location and privacy considerations.
- Tests (Behave) [Rui]: Add REPL behavior scenarios (history on/off, unknown command, exit).
- Tests (Robot) [Rui]: Add REPL smoke tests for command dispatch.
- Tests (ASV) [Rui]: Add asv/benchmarks/repl_bench.py for REPL startup baseline.
- Quality [Rui]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Rui]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Rui]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Rui]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add interactive repl".
- Forgejo PR [Rui]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-repl to master with description "Add interactive REPL with history and tests.".
- Git [Rui]: git checkout master
- Git [Rui]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-repl
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: POST.auth | Branch: feature/m7-post-auth) - Commit message: "feat(cli): add auth and team commands"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-auth
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add agents auth login/logout/status and agents team list/use commands with stubbed responses when server is disabled.
- Code [Luis]: Add config keys for auth token storage, active team, and default namespace (client-only stubs).
- Code [Luis]: Wire stubbed commands to AuthClient and ServerClient interfaces (raise NotImplementedError when no server).
- Code [Luis]: Add secure token storage via OS keyring (fallback to encrypted file when unavailable).
- Code [Luis]: Add auth logout cleanup to remove tokens and clear active team/namespace.
- Code [Luis]: Add token format validation and redaction in all outputs.
- Docs [Luis]: Document auth/team workflows and local-only stub behavior.
- Docs [Luis]: Add examples for login/logout/status and token storage notes.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add auth/team CLI scenarios (stubbed responses, missing server errors).
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add auth/team integration smoke tests.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/auth_cli_bench.py for auth command baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(cli): add auth and team commands".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-auth to master with description "Add auth and team CLI commands with stubs and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-auth
COMMIT (Owner: Jeff | Group: POST.tui | Branch: feature/m7-post-tui) - Commit message: "feat(ui): add TUI/Web interface"
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git pull origin master
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-tui
- Git [Jeff]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Jeff]: Define UI data-provider interface (plans, sessions, validations, diffs, logs) backed by local services.
- Code [Jeff]: Implement minimal TUI with plan list, plan detail, diff viewer, and validation summary panes.
- Code [Jeff]: Add Web UI stub that serves the same data via local-only routes (read-only by default).
- Code [Jeff]: Add auto-refresh interval config and manual refresh keybinds for TUI.
- Docs [Jeff]: Add UI usage guide with navigation and data-refresh behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Jeff]: Add UI behavior scenarios (list, detail, diff, refresh).
- Tests (Robot) [Jeff]: Add UI smoke tests for route loading and TUI navigation.
- Tests (ASV) [Jeff]: Add asv/benchmarks/ui_render_bench.py for UI render baseline.
- Quality [Jeff]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Jeff]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Jeff]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Jeff]: git commit -m "feat(ui): add TUI/Web interface".
- Forgejo PR [Jeff]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-tui to master with description "Add TUI/Web UI stubs with tests.".
- Git [Jeff]: git checkout master
- Git [Jeff]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-tui
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: POST.dbresources | Branch: feature/m7-post-resource-db) - Commit message: "feat(resource): add database resources"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-resource-db
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add database resource types (postgres, mysql, sqlite, duckdb) with connection args and auth handling.
- Code [Hamza]: Implement sandbox strategy using transaction wrappers and read-only toggles.
- Code [Hamza]: Add connection validation and safe error messaging (mask credentials in logs).
- Docs [Hamza]: Document database resource configuration and supported auth options.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add database resource scenarios (connection validation, read-only enforcement).
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add database resource integration tests (local sqlite/duckdb only).
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/db_resource_bench.py for resource registration baseline.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(resource): add database resources".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-resource-db to master with description "Add database resource types and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-resource-db
COMMIT (Owner: Hamza | Group: POST.cloud | Branch: feature/m7-post-resource-cloud) - Commit message: "feat(resource): add cloud infrastructure resources"
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git pull origin master
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-resource-cloud
- Git [Hamza]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Hamza]: Add cloud resource types (aws, gcp, azure) with credential fields and region/tenant metadata.
- Code [Hamza]: Add stubbed sandbox strategies that validate configuration and return NotImplementedError for execution.
- Code [Hamza]: Add credential resolution from environment variables and profile names (no secrets logged).
- Docs [Hamza]: Document cloud resource configuration and local-only stub behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Hamza]: Add cloud resource scenarios (schema validation, stub errors).
- Tests (Robot) [Hamza]: Add cloud resource integration tests with stubbed responses.
- Tests (ASV) [Hamza]: Add asv/benchmarks/cloud_resource_bench.py for resource registration baseline.
- Quality [Hamza]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Hamza]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Hamza]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Hamza]: git commit -m "feat(resource): add cloud infrastructure resources".
- Forgejo PR [Hamza]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-resource-cloud to master with description "Add cloud infrastructure resource stubs and tests.".
- Git [Hamza]: git checkout master
- Git [Hamza]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-resource-cloud
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: POST.permissions | Branch: feature/m7-post-permissions) - Commit message: "feat(security): add permission system"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-permissions
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Implement namespace/project/plan/skill permission model (role bindings, default deny, allow overrides).
- Code [Luis]: Add enforcement hooks at CLI/service boundaries (server-only; local mode returns permissive defaults).
- Code [Luis]: Add role enums (owner/admin/editor/viewer) and default role mapping for local mode.
- Docs [Luis]: Document permission model, role matrix, and server-only behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add permission scenarios (allow/deny, missing role, server disabled).
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add permission integration tests with stubbed server client.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/permission_check_bench.py for enforcement baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(security): add permission system".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-permissions to master with description "Add permission system stubs and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-permissions
COMMIT (Owner: Luis | Group: POST.safety | Branch: feature/m7-post-safety) - Commit message: "feat(security): add safety profile enforcement"
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git pull origin master
- Git [Luis]: git checkout -b feature/m7-post-safety
- Git [Luis]: git fetch origin && git merge origin/master (run before final tests and before commit)
- Code [Luis]: Add SafetyProfile model, CLI flags, and execution enforcement hooks (server-only for now).
- Code [Luis]: Add safety profile resolution order (plan > project > global) with defaults.
- Code [Luis]: Add policy validation for forbidden tools/resources and explicit denial messages.
- Docs [Luis]: Document safety profile options, defaults, and server-only behavior.
- Tests (Behave) [Luis]: Add safety profile enforcement scenarios (deny/allow paths).
- Tests (Robot) [Luis]: Add safety profile integration tests with stubbed server client.
- Tests (ASV) [Luis]: Add asv/benchmarks/safety_profile_bench.py for enforcement baseline.
- Quality [Luis]: Run nox (all default sessions, including benchmark).
- Quality [Luis]: Verify coverage >=97% via nox -s coverage_report. If coverage is <97% then review the current unit test coverage report at build/coverage.xml and use it to write new Behave based unit tests to improve code coverage. Specifically, write Behave style unit tests that are descriptively named and specifically improves coverage on whichever file has the most uncovered lines by writing tests that will target the uncovered lines in the report. Once that is done rerun nox -s coverage_report to verify all tests pass and coverage is above >=97%. Only mark this as complete once coverage is >=97%, if not repeat this task as many times as is needed until coverage reaches >=97%.
- Git [Luis]: git add . (only after coverage check passes)
- Commit [Luis]: git commit -m "feat(security): add safety profile enforcement".
- Forgejo PR [Luis]: Open PR from feature/m7-post-safety to master with description "Add safety profile enforcement stubs and tests.".
- Git [Luis]: git checkout master
- Git [Luis]: git branch -d feature/m7-post-safety

Timeline Summary

TEAM ROLES AND ASSIGNMENTS

Developer	Role	Primary Focus Areas	Notes
Jeff	CTO/Lead Architect	Critical path items, architectural decisions, complex integrations	Fastest, most expert developer - handles blocking issues
Luis	Senior Python Architect	Domain models, persistence, algorithms, state machines	Good architecture but can be pedantic - needs clear requirements
Aditya	Domain Expert (Agents/LLMs)	Actor YAML configs, hierarchical actors, skill execution	Understands topic best but code may need cleanup
Hamza	Python/RDF Expert	Resources, sandbox, database, general Python	Well-rounded, no agent experience - assign infrastructure
Rui	Fast Developer	Testing (Behave/Robot), simpler implementations (post-2026-02-27)	New to Python; unavailable 2026-02-13 to 2026-02-27
Brent	Quality Specialist	Code review, linting, type checking, documentation	Slow but detail-oriented - low contention independent work
Mike/Brian	Sysadmins	Deployment, infrastructure setup	Minimal coding tasks

Week 1 (Days 1-7) - MVP Target (Source Code Only)

Day	Morning Focus	Owner	Afternoon Focus	Owner
1	A5.alpha + A5.action_arguments DB migrations + ORM models	Jeff + Luis	B1.core Project/Resource models	Hamza
2	A5.gamma repos/services + A5.tests + B3.cleanup (legacy project CLI)	Jeff + Brent (tests)	B2.persistence/B2.service + B3.cli Resource CLI	Hamza + Brent (tests)
3	B4.sandbox git_worktree	Jeff + Hamza	B4.sandbox manager + tests	Luis + Brent (tests)
4	C1.schema/C1.examples Actor YAML	Aditya	C2.loader/C2.compiler + C2.legacy v2 removal	Aditya + Jeff
5	C3.protocol/C3.context/C3.inline Skill framework	Jeff	C4.file/C4.search Built-in skills	Luis + Jeff
6	C7.mcp MCP Adapter	Aditya + Jeff	C4.git + C5.model/C5.router Change tracking	Luis + Jeff
7	C5.diff Diff review artifacts	Luis	C6.pipeline/C6.gating Validation pipeline	Luis + Brent (tests)

Week 2 (Days 8-14) - M3 Complete + Plan-Actor Integration

Day	Focus	Owner	Deliverable
8	C8.providers + C9.execute Plan-Actor integration	Jeff + Aditya (+Luis support)	Execute phase + providers ready
9	C9.apply Apply Phase + Review	Jeff + Luis	Apply flow ready with review gates
10	D1.domain Decision Model	Hamza (+Jeff review)	Decision model committed
11	D2.service Decision Recording	Hamza (+Jeff review)	Decision recording committed
12	E1.domain Subplan Model	Luis (+Jeff review)	Subplan domain committed
13	E2.service/E2.actor Subplan spawning	Jeff + Aditya (+Luis support)	Subplan spawn committed
14	End-to-end integration testing	All + Brent (tests/QA)	M3 milestone verified

Week 3 (Days 15-21) - M4 Target (Decision Tree + Correction)

Day	Focus	Owner	Deliverable
15	D5.db/D5.repo Decision persistence	Hamza (+Jeff review)	Decision storage wired
16	D3.cli Decision viewing	Hamza (+Jeff review)	`agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan tree`, `agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan explain`
17	D4.revert Decision correction (revert)	Jeff (+Luis support)	`agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan correct` revert flow
18	D4.append + D5.di Decision wiring	Jeff + Hamza (+Luis support)	Append correction + service wiring
19	E3.exec Parallel Subplan Execution	Luis (+Jeff review)	Concurrent subplans
20	E4.merge Result Merging	Jeff (+Luis support)	Git-style merge for subplans
21	M4 integration testing	All + Rui (tests) + Brent (QA)	Decision correction working

Week 4 (Days 22-30) - M6 Target (Large Project Autonomy - LOCAL MODE ONLY)

Day	Focus	Owner	Deliverable
22-23	CTX1.index Context indexing + G3.semantic	Hamza + Luis	Large codebase indexing + semantic validation
24-25	G4.context Hot/Warm/Cold tiers + G2.checkpoint	Hamza + Luis	Three-tier memory + checkpointing
26-27	G1.decompose + G5.estimate	Jeff + Hamza	Autonomous decomposition + estimation
28	F0.stubs	Luis	Client stubs (NOT server impl)
29	M6 perf triage + large project tests	All + Rui (tests) + Brent (QA)	10K file perf target
30	M6 integration testing	All + Rui (tests) + Brent (QA)	Large project autonomy verified (Server connectivity DEFERRED)

Note

: Server connectivity (F1-F4) is DEFERRED beyond Day 30. Days 26-29 focus on client stubs only and large project testing. The server is a separate project.

Week 5 (Days 31-35) - M7 Target (Server Connectivity - Client Side Only)

Day	Focus	Owner	Deliverable
31-32	F1.client Server client infrastructure	Luis (+Jeff review)	HTTP client for server communication
33	F2.sync Plan sync client	Luis (+Jeff review)	Client can sync plans to server
34	F3.ws WebSocket client	Luis (+Jeff review)	Client receives real-time updates
35	F4.remote Remote project support	Hamza (+Jeff review)	Client can request server execution

Week 6 (Days 36-40) - M8 Target (Full Feature Set + Polish)

Day	Focus	Owner	Deliverable
36	A6.* automation level refinements	Jeff + Luis	Automation modes stabilized
37	G5.estimate cost/risk estimation	Hamza (+Jeff review)	Estimation working
38	G2.checkpoint rollback	Luis (+Jeff review)	Checkpointing + rollback
39	G1.decompose + G3.semantic performance tuning	Jeff + Luis	Benchmarks passing
40	Final integration + documentation	All + Rui (tests) + Brent (QA)	Release candidate ready

Continuous Tasks (Throughout)

Brent (Quality - Independent, Low Contention):

Review all PRs within 4 hours of submission
Run nox -s typecheck on all branches before merge
Run nox -s lint and ensure 0 warnings
Monitor test coverage (must stay >=97%)
Update documentation for API changes
Security audit: no eval(), no template injection, no secrets in code

Rui (Testing - Parallel with Feature Work):

Unavailable 2026-02-13 to 2026-02-27; Brent owns M1/M2 testing during this window
Write Behave scenarios for each feature (before implementation starts) after return
Write Robot integration tests for each milestone after return
Run full test suite daily once back on rotation
Report test failures immediately
Maintain test fixtures and mocks in features/

Critical Path Dependencies

Day 1: A5 (Persistence + Action Args) ───────────────────────────────┐
Day 2: B1.core/B2.persistence/B2.service/B3.cli (Project/Resource) ─┐│
Day 3: B4.sandbox (Sandbox) ────────────────────────────────────────┼┤
Day 4: C1.schema/C2.legacy/C2.compiler (Actor) ─────────────────────┘│
Day 5: C3.protocol/C4.file (Skills) ─────────────────────────────────┤
Day 6: C4.search/C5.model (Change Tracking) ─────────────────────────┤
Day 7: C6.pipeline/C7.mcp/C8.providers (Validation + Providers) ─────┘
                                                        │
Day 8-9: C9.execute/C9.apply (Integration + Apply) ────────────────┤
Day 10-14: D1-E2 (Decisions + Subplans) ────────────────┤
                                                        │
                          MERGE POINT M3 ◄──────────────┘
                                                        │
Day 15-21: D3-E4 (Correction + Parallel) ───────────────┤
                                                        │
                          MERGE POINT M4 ◄──────────────┘
                                                        │
Day 22-30: CTX/G + F0 (Context + Large Project + Stubs) ─┘

Risk Mitigation

Risk	Mitigation	Owner
Git worktree complexity	Use B4.sandbox git_worktree with pre-commit verification and isolation tests	Jeff
Multi-file generation reliability	Validate C9.execute/C9.apply flows with diff review artifacts and Robot E2E	Luis + Brent (Rui after 2026-02-27)
Decision tree correction bugs	Jeff reviews D4 correction + checkpointing; add revert/append Behave coverage	Jeff
Large codebase performance	Profile CTX1/CTX2 indexing + hot/warm/cold tiers; enforce bounded memory tests	Luis + Hamza
Server connectivity stubs stability	Keep client-only stubs isolated; gate with feature flags and contract tests	Jeff + Luis

Definition of Done (Each Task)

✅ Code implemented with full type annotations
✅ Behave scenarios written and passing
✅ Robot integration tests (for CLI/E2E tasks) passing
✅ nox -s typecheck passes with 0 errors
✅ nox -s lint passes with 0 warnings
✅ Test coverage >=97%
✅ PR reviewed by Brent (or Jeff for critical items)
✅ Implementation notes added to this document

MILESTONE SUCCESS CRITERIA (DETAILED)

M1: MVP (Day 7) - Minimally Usable for Source Code

End-to-end verification command sequence:

# 1. Create an action
cat > /tmp/test_action.yaml <<EOF
name: local/test-action
description: MVP test action
strategy_actor: openai/gpt-4
execution_actor: openai/gpt-4
definition_of_done: "All files created successfully"
EOF
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action create --config /tmp/test_action.yaml
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action available local/test-action

# 2. Register a git resource (built-in git-checkout type)
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] resource add git-checkout local/main-repo \
  --path /path/to/repo \
  --branch main  # Optional; default is main per spec

# 3. Create project and link resource
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] project create local/test-project
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] project link-resource local/test-project local/main-repo

# Note: project link-resource is defined in Section 4 (B3.cli)

# 4. Use action to create plan
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan use local/test-action local/test-project

# 5. Execute plan (sandbox created, changes made)
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan execute <plan_id>

# 6. Review diff
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan diff <plan_id>

# 7. Apply changes
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan apply <plan_id>

# 8. Verify changes in repo
cd /path/to/repo && git log -1  # Shows CleverAgents commit

Technical Criteria:

Plan and Action records persist to SQLite database.
Phase transitions (ACTION → STRATEGIZE → EXECUTE → APPLY → APPLIED) work correctly.
Git worktree sandbox creates isolated working directory.
Changes in sandbox do not affect original until Apply.
At least 3 automation levels work (manual mode minimum).
Error handling produces actionable messages.
Test coverage remains >=97%.

M3: Full Plan Lifecycle with Actors (Day 14)

End-to-end verification:

# Create actor YAML file
cat > my_actor.yaml <<EOF
version: "3"
name: my_coder
namespace: local
type: llm
model: openai/gpt-4
temperature: 0.7
system_prompt: "You are a helpful coding assistant."
EOF

# Load actor
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] actor add --file ./my_actor.yaml

# Create action using custom actor
cat > /tmp/custom_action.yaml <<EOF
name: local/custom-action
strategy_actor: local/my_coder
execution_actor: local/my_coder
definition_of_done: "Code written and tests pass"
EOF
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action create --config /tmp/custom_action.yaml --available

# Use and execute (should use custom actor)
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan use local/custom-action local/test-project
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan execute <plan_id>

# Verify multi-file generation
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan artifacts <plan_id>  # Should show multiple files

Technical Criteria:

Actor YAML files parse and validate correctly.
Actors compile to LangGraph StateGraphs.
Inline skill code executes in sandboxed environment.
Built-in file skills (read/write/edit/delete) work.
ChangeSet built from skill invocations (not parsed from output).
Validation pipeline runs (syntax check, lint, tests).
Multi-file generation produces correct ChangeSet.
MCP skill adapter can connect to external servers (basic).

M4: Decision Tree & Correction (Day 21)

End-to-end verification:

# Execute a plan to generate decisions
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan use local/complex-action local/large-project
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan execute <plan_id>

# View decision tree
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan tree <plan_id>
# Output shows:
# ├── [prompt_definition] "Build user authentication"
# │   ├── [strategy_choice] "Use JWT tokens" (confidence: 0.85)
# │   │   └── [subplan_spawn] "Create token service" → subplan_01ABC
# │   └── [implementation_choice] "Store tokens in Redis"

# Explain a decision
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan explain <decision_id>
# Shows: question, chosen_option, alternatives, rationale, context

# Add and list project invariants
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] invariant add --project local/large-project "Use session cookies"
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] invariant list --project local/large-project

# Correct a decision (dry run first)
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan correct <decision_id> --mode=revert --guidance "Use session cookies instead of JWT" --dry-run
# Shows impact: 3 decisions, 1 subplan affected

# Execute correction
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan correct <decision_id> --mode=revert --guidance "Use session cookies instead of JWT"
# Re-executes from that point

# Verify new outcome
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan tree <plan_id>
# Shows corrected decision and regenerated downstream work

Technical Criteria:

Decisions recorded during Strategize with full context snapshot.
Decision tree persists to database.
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan tree displays ASCII tree correctly.
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan explain shows all decision details.
Correction in revert mode:
- Archives old decisions.
- Rolls back sandbox to checkpoint.
- Re-executes from decision point.
- Generates new downstream decisions.
Correction in append mode creates fix subplan.
History preserved for comparison.

M5: Subplans & Parallel Execution (Day 25)

End-to-end verification:

# Execute plan that spawns multiple subplans
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan use local/refactor-action local/monorepo
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan execute <plan_id>

# View subplan tree
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan tree <plan_id>
# Shows:
# ├── [root] Refactor codebase
# │   ├── [subplan] Refactor auth module (status: COMPLETE)
# │   ├── [subplan] Refactor api module (status: PROCESSING)
# │   └── [subplan] Refactor utils module (status: QUEUED)

# Check status until complete
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan status <plan_id>

# Verify merged results
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan diff <plan_id>  # Shows merged changes from all subplans

Technical Criteria:

SUBPLAN_SPAWN decisions created during Strategize.
Subplans actually spawned during Execute.
Sequential subplan execution works (one at a time).
Parallel subplan execution works (with max_parallel limit).
Each subplan has isolated sandbox.
Three-way merge combines non-conflicting changes.
Merge conflicts detected and marked.
Parent plan tracks all subplan statuses.
A plan with 10+ subplans completes successfully.

M6: Large Project Handling (Day 30)

End-to-end verification:

# Index a large project (10,000+ files)
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] project create local/large-project
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] resource add git-checkout local/large-repo \
  --path /path/to/large/repo \
  --branch main  # Optional; default is main per spec
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] project link-resource local/large-project local/large-repo

# Note: project link-resource is defined in Section 4 (B3.cli)

# Verify indexing handles scale
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] project show local/large-project
# Shows: 15,247 files indexed, 2.3M tokens

# Execute complex hierarchical task
cat > /tmp/port_action.yaml <<EOF
name: local/port-to-typescript
strategy_actor: local/architect
execution_actor: local/coder
definition_of_done: "All Python files converted to TypeScript with tests"
EOF
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] action create --config /tmp/port_action.yaml --available

agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan use local/port-to-typescript local/large-project
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan execute <plan_id>

# Monitor hierarchical decomposition
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan tree <plan_id>
# Shows multi-level hierarchy:
# ├── Root: Port codebase to TypeScript
# │   ├── Phase 1: Core modules (3 subplans)
# │   │   ├── Port auth module (5 subplans)
# │   │   │   ├── Convert auth types
# │   │   │   ├── Convert auth handlers
# │   │   │   └── ...
# │   ├── Phase 2: API layer (4 subplans)
# │   └── Phase 3: Integration tests (2 subplans)

# Correct mid-level decision if needed
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan correct <module_decision_id> --mode=revert --guidance "Use Zod instead of io-ts for validation"
# Only affected module and its subplans recompute

# Complete and apply
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan status <plan_id>
agents [--data-dir PATH] [--config-path PATH] plan apply <plan_id>

Technical Criteria:

Projects with 10,000+ files index without timeout.
Context window management works (hot/warm/cold tiers).
Hierarchical decomposition creates 4+ levels of subplans.
Decision correction at any level recomputes only affected subtree.
Parallel execution scales to 10+ concurrent subplans.
Memory usage stays bounded (lazy context loading).
A realistic porting task (500 file Python → TypeScript) completes autonomously.

M6 SUCCESS CRITERIA (Day 30):

10,000+ file project indexes with bounded memory and hot/warm/cold tiering.
Hierarchical decomposition reaches 4+ levels with correction limited to affected subtree.
Parallel execution scales to 10+ subplans with merge and conflict handling.
Autonomous porting task completes with validation and review gates.
nox passes with coverage >=97% including large-project suites.

QUICK REFERENCE: TASK DEPENDENCIES

LEGEND:
  ───► = Sequential dependency (must complete before next)
  ═══► = Parallel tracks that can proceed simultaneously
  ⊕    = Merge point (all parallel tracks must complete)

WEEK 1 CRITICAL PATH:

DAY 1-2: DATA LAYER
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  [Jeff] A5.alpha DB migrations ═══► [Luis] A5.beta ORM models    │
│              │                           │                       │
│              └───────────⊕───────────────┘                       │
│                          │                                       │
│              [Jeff] A5.gamma Repos + Service + DI                │
│                          │                                       │
│              [Brent] A5.tests Persistence suites                 │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

DAY 1-3: RESOURCE LAYER (PARALLEL)
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  [Hamza] B1.core Domain Models                                  │
│              │                                                   │
│              ▼                                                   │
│  [Hamza] B2.persistence + B2.service + B3.cli                   │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

DAY 3-5: SANDBOX LAYER
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  [Luis] B4.sandbox strategy + manager ═══► [Hamza] git_worktree  │
│              │                           │                       │
│              └───────────⊕───────────────┘                       │
│                          │                                       │
│              [Luis] B4.sandbox copy_on_write stub                │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

DAY 4-7: ACTOR/SKILL LAYER
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  [Aditya] C1.schema/C1.examples Actor Schema                    │
│              │                                                   │
│              ▼                                                   │
│  [Jeff] C2.legacy Drop v2 actor configs                          │
│              │                                                   │
│              ▼                                                   │
│  [Aditya+Jeff] C2.loader/C2.compiler Actor Compiler             │
│              │                                                   │
│  [Jeff] C3.protocol/C3.context/C3.inline ═══► [Aditya] C7.mcp   │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

DAY 6-9: CHANGE TRACKING LAYER
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  [Luis] C5.model/C5.router Change Model + Router                │
│              │                                                   │
│              ▼                                                   │
│  [Luis] C5.diff + C6.pipeline Validation Pipeline               │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

DAY 8: M1 MERGE POINT ⊕
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  All tracks converge:                                           │
│  - Plan lifecycle (A) + Resources (B) + Actors (C) + Skills     │
│  - End-to-end verification of MVP criteria                      │
│  - All tests must pass                                          │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

WEEK 2: INTEGRATION + DECISIONS
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  [Jeff+Luis] C9 Plan-Actor Integration                          │
│              │                                                   │
│              ▼                                                   │
│  [Hamza] D1.domain/D2.service/D3.cli Decisions                  │
│              │                                                   │
│              ▼                                                   │
│  [Luis] E1 Subplan Model                                        │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

DAY 14: M3 MERGE POINT ⊕
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  Full plan lifecycle with actors verified                       │
│  Multi-file generation working                                  │
│  Validation pipeline operational                                │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

WEEK 3: DECISION CORRECTION + SUBPLANS
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  [Jeff] D4.revert/D4.append Decision Correction ─┐              │
│                                                  │              │
│  [Jeff+Luis] E2/E3/E4 Subplan Spawning + Merging ┤              │
│                                                  │              │
│  [Hamza] D5.db/D5.repo Decision Persistence ────┘              │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

DAY 21: M4 MERGE POINT ⊕
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  Decision tree viewing and correction working                   │
│  Can correct any decision and recompute affected work           │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

WEEK 4: SCALE + SERVER PREP
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  [Hamza] CTX1.index Context indexing                            │
│  [Luis] G3.semantic validation + perf tuning                    │
│  [Jeff] F0.stubs server connectivity (client-only)              │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

DAY 30: M6 TARGET ⊕
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  Handle 10,000+ file projects                                   │
│  Autonomous language porting with hierarchical subplans         │
│  Decision correction enables efficient iteration                │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

SERVER CONNECTIVITY DEFERRAL NOTICE

Server connectivity (WORKSTREAM F) is deferred beyond the 30-day timeline. The server is a separate project—this implementation covers the client only.

The CleverAgents executable (agents) is purely a client application that can:

Run in stand-alone local-only mode (no server required)
Connect to an independently developed CleverAgents server for multi-user/collaborative features

During Days 1-30, client stub infrastructure is delivered via Section 9 (F0.stubs), covering the connect command, client interfaces, local/remote detection, and NotImplementedError stubs.

What is NOT needed by Day 30:

Server implementation (the server is a separate project)
Full client-server API implementation
WebSocket client implementation
Remote plan execution requests
Authentication flow with server
Permission system integration

The client code should be structured so that adding server connectivity later is straightforward, but no functional server communication code is required for the 30-day milestone. The server will be developed as a separate project.

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CRITICAL: Execute These Rules Without Exception

CONTINUOUS CHECKLIST AND KNOWLEDGE STEWARDSHIP (MANDATORY)

Guiding Principles

Core Architectural Requirements

Continuous Testing and Documentation Policy

Completion Criteria

Environment Variables for Testing

Current Environment Variables

Development Log

Phase 0: Discovery and Requirements Elaboration (Python Tooling)

Phase 0 Notes

Phase 1: Target Architecture Definition

Phase 1 Notes

Phase 2: Runtime Foundation (Completed Work)

Completed Infrastructure

Phase 2 Notes (Preserved from Previous Work)

Roadmap

Milestone Overview

Critical Path to 7-Day MVP (Source Code Only)

Parallel Workstreams

Quick Reference for Development

Tool Commands

Key Files and Their Purpose

CLI Command Groups (spec-defined)

Environment Variables (CLEVERAGENTS_* only)

Schedule Adhereance

2026-02-12 (Day 2 since kickoff on 2026-02-11)

2026-02-13 (Day 3 since kickoff on 2026-02-11)

Implementation Checklist

Updated Team Assignments (by Expertise)

Work Assignment Philosophy

Jeff's Critical Path Task Summary (Day-by-Day)

Updated Timeline Targets

CRITICAL: Server Connectivity Policy

Critical Path Analysis

Parallel Workstream Allocation

Coordination Checkpoints (Milestone-Level)

Parallel Workstreams Structure

Section 0: Quality Automation Setup [WORKSTREAM Q - Brent Lead]

Section 1: Completed Foundation (Phases 0-1) [PRESERVED]

Section 2: Preserved Work from Previous Implementation [PRESERVED]

Section 3: Plan Lifecycle [WORKSTREAM A - Luis Lead]

Section 4: Projects & Resources [WORKSTREAM B - Hamza Lead]

Section 5: Actors, Skills & Tool Execution [WORKSTREAM C - Aditya Lead]

Section 6: Execution Pipeline, Decisions & Invariants [M3-M4]

Section 7: Subplans & Parallelism [M5]

Section 8: Large Project Autonomy & Context [M6]

Section 9: Server Connectivity (Stubs Only) [By Day 30]

Section 10: Async Infrastructure & Later-Stage Quality Work [Various Leads]

Section 11: Security & Safety [WORKSTREAM F - Luis + Brent]

Section 12: Provider Fixes & Runtime Tweaks [WORKSTREAM G - Hamza]

Section 13: Additional CLI Commands & UX [Days 10-14]

Section 14: Concurrency & Cleanup [Days 12-14]

Section 15: ACMS & UKO (Advanced Context Management) [Post-M6]

Section 16: Context Indexing [Days 15-17]

Section 17: Skill Registry [Days 17-18]

Section 18: Deferred Work

Timeline Summary

TEAM ROLES AND ASSIGNMENTS

Week 1 (Days 1-7) - MVP Target (Source Code Only)

Week 2 (Days 8-14) - M3 Complete + Plan-Actor Integration

Week 3 (Days 15-21) - M4 Target (Decision Tree + Correction)

Week 4 (Days 22-30) - M6 Target (Large Project Autonomy - LOCAL MODE ONLY)

Week 5 (Days 31-35) - M7 Target (Server Connectivity - Client Side Only)

Week 6 (Days 36-40) - M8 Target (Full Feature Set + Polish)

Continuous Tasks (Throughout)

Critical Path Dependencies

Risk Mitigation

Definition of Done (Each Task)

MILESTONE SUCCESS CRITERIA (DETAILED)

M1: MVP (Day 7) - Minimally Usable for Source Code

M3: Full Plan Lifecycle with Actors (Day 14)

M4: Decision Tree & Correction (Day 21)

M5: Subplans & Parallel Execution (Day 25)

M6: Large Project Handling (Day 30)

QUICK REFERENCE: TASK DEPENDENCIES

SERVER CONNECTIVITY DEFERRAL NOTICE

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