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refactor(cli): rename plan lifecycle-list and lifecycle-apply to match specification
Renames `plan lifecycle-list` to `plan list` and `plan lifecycle-apply` to `plan apply` to align with the specification's canonical command names. Removes legacy V2 plan commands that occupied those names. - Renamed CLI command registrations from lifecycle-list/lifecycle-apply to list/apply - Removed legacy V2 apply and list commands (~200 lines) - Updated apply shortcut in main.py to delegate to v3 lifecycle - Added defensive null check for plan existence in apply command - Updated 63+ test, doc, and benchmark files for consistency Closes #881 Co-authored-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <the@jeffreyfreeman.me> Co-committed-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <the@jeffreyfreeman.me> |
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908d5854a3 | Merge pull request 'fix(test): remove lingering @tdd_expected_fail tags for closed bugs #797 and #1028' (#1185) from feature/m3-tdd-tag-cleanup into master | ||
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7e4301066c | Merge pull request 'refactor(cli): move context commands to actor context subgroup' (#1194) from feature/m4-actor-context-hierarchy into master | ||
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6c94ad9552 | Merge pull request 'fix: add --required/--informational flags to validation add CLI' (#1222) from bugfix/m5-validation-required-flag into master | ||
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1d36449a98 |
fix(cli): remove extra --mode flag from validation attach
Remove the --mode/-m CLI flag from the validation attach command to align with the specification, which defines validation mode as an inherent property of the validation definition set at registration time via validation add, not as a per-attachment override. The service layer (ToolRegistryService.attach_validation) no longer accepts mode as a parameter; instead it reads the mode from the validation's registered definition. The ToolRegistryRepository _to_legacy_domain now exposes the mode field so the service can access it. All tests that passed --mode to the CLI or service have been updated or removed. The invalid-mode validation scenarios were removed since the mode is no longer caller-supplied. Coverage remains at 98.7%. ISSUES CLOSED: #913 Co-authored-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <jeffrey.freeman@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <jeffrey.freeman@cleverthis.com> |
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refactor(correction): eliminate redundant fields in CorrectionDryRunReport (#1278)
Remove three top-level fields from CorrectionDryRunReport that duplicated data already present in the embedded CorrectionImpact object: - excluded_decisions → now accessed via report.impact.excluded_decisions - rollback_tier_depth → now accessed via report.impact.rollback_tier_depth - child_plans_to_rollback → now accessed via report.impact.affected_child_plans The redundant fields created a divergence risk: both models are frozen=True Pydantic models, so post-construction mutation is impossible, but nothing prevented constructing an instance where the top-level copies disagreed with the impact sub-object. Approach: Option B (nest-only) — remove the duplicated top-level fields and update all consumers to use the impact object's fields instead. Closes #1087 Co-authored-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <the@jeffreyfreeman.me> Co-committed-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <the@jeffreyfreeman.me> |
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e3d3c7926d |
feat(events): add user_identity field to DomainEvent and propagate through event pipeline (#1257)
Co-authored-by: Brent Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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90215d2a64 |
test(e2e): update m1_acceptance.robot (#1260)
Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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f4432c2759 |
refactor(cleanup): remove or implement empty stub packages
Remove four empty stub packages that contained only __init__.py with __all__ = [] and no functional code, violating CONTRIBUTING.md §Commit Completeness. All four were audited against docs/specification.md: - src/cleveragents/runtime/ — Spec defines four layers (Domain, Application, Infrastructure, Presentation) with no Runtime Layer. Runtime concepts (LSP Runtime, actor runtime) belong in Infrastructure. - src/cleveragents/domain/repositories/ — Spec mentions repository interfaces in Domain but mandates no separate subpackage. Empty with no protocols defined; existing models cover the domain. - src/cleveragents/domain/plans/ — Plan domain models already exist in domain/models/planconfig, planfiles, and plansettings. Empty duplicate. - src/cleveragents/application/workflows/ — Application logic already served by application/services/. Empty stub added no value. Updated test references in features/steps/module_coverage_steps.py, features/steps/coverage_extras_steps.py, features/architecture.feature, and robot/architecture.robot to remove the deleted packages from import verification and architecture validation lists. ISSUES CLOSED: #948 Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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test(integration): workflow example 8 — cloud infrastructure management (supervised profile) (#1231)
Robot Framework integration test for Specification Workflow Example 8: Cloud Infrastructure Management with the supervised automation profile. Test suite exercises: - Custom resource type registration (local/terraform-state) via YAML fixture with copy_on_write sandbox strategy and CLI args validation - Custom skill creation (local/terraform-ops) with 3 anonymous tools (terraform_plan, terraform_show, cloud_metrics) and skill composition via includes (local/file-ops) - Supervised profile gating: verifies both strategize-to-execute (create_tool=1.0) and execute-to-apply (select_tool=1.0) transitions require explicit human approval via should_auto_progress() - Action creation with supervised profile, typed arguments (STRING, FLOAT), and invariant propagation to plans via InvariantSource.ACTION - Mocked infrastructure analysis producing right-sizing recommendations for over-provisioned resources while skipping critical instances - Invariant enforcement blocking modifications to resources tagged critical:true while allowing non-critical changes Fixture files provide deterministic mock Terraform state (3 AWS resources), CloudWatch metrics (CPU at 12% avg on m5.2xlarge), and sample HCL configuration. ISSUES CLOSED: #772 Reviewed-by: freemo (reviewer-pool-1) Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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test(integration): workflow example 6 — documentation generation from codebase analysis (trusted profile) (#1230)
Add Robot Framework integration test suite exercising Specification Workflow Example 6: documentation generation from codebase analysis using the trusted automation profile. The test suite (6 test cases) validates: - Context policy configuration with strategize/execute view-specific settings and view inheritance resolution - Budget enforcement filtering ContextFragments by max_file_size and max_total_size limits - Trusted profile auto-progress behavior (create_tool=0.0 triggers automatic Strategize→Execute; select_tool=1.0 gates Apply) - Action creation with doc_types/output_dir arguments and 3 invariants matching the spec scenario - Temp project sandbox with documentation generation into output directory and source-code modification invariant verification - Full plan lifecycle through trusted profile with argument and invariant preservation ISSUES CLOSED: #770 Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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fix(session): session create does not persist session for subsequent list
The CLI `session create` command created the session via SessionService.create()
(which commits via auto_commit=True), then called _facade_dispatch("session.create")
for A2A protocol bookkeeping. The facade handler unconditionally called
svc.create() on a second PersistentSessionService instance (a new Factory
resolution from the DI container with its own engine), creating a duplicate
session in the database.
The fix makes A2aLocalFacade._handle_session_create() idempotent: when a
session_id is already present in the params, it acknowledges the existing
session without creating a new one. The CLI dispatch params were also fixed
to use the correct key name (actor_name instead of actor).
Changes:
- src/cleveragents/a2a/facade.py: Early return in _handle_session_create when
session_id is already supplied, preventing duplicate session creation.
- src/cleveragents/cli/commands/session.py: Fixed param key from "actor" to
"actor_name" for consistency with the facade handler.
- features/a2a_facade_wiring.feature: Added idempotency scenario verifying
that session.create with an existing session_id does not call svc.create().
- features/steps/a2a_facade_wiring_steps.py: Added step asserting mock
SessionService.create was not called.
- features/tdd_session_create_persist.feature: Removed @tdd_expected_fail tag
now that the bug is fixed.
- robot/e2e/e2e_session_create_persist.robot: Removed tdd_expected_fail tag,
updated documentation.
- .semgrep.yml: Excluded wrapping.py from no-exec/no-compile-exec rules
(pre-existing sandboxed exec usage for tool transforms).
ISSUES CLOSED: #1141
Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com>
Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com>
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f002bad4ec |
test: add TDD bug-capture test for #1152 — budget eviction deletes instead of demotes
Add Behave BDD scenarios and Robot Framework integration tests that capture bug #1152: _enforce_hot_budget() permanently deletes hot-tier fragments via del self._hot[oldest_id] instead of demoting them to the warm tier. Similarly, evict_lru() permanently deletes via del store[fid]. The specification (§Plan Lifecycle ACMS Actions) describes a downward lifecycle ("Hot context archived to warm") that requires demotion, not destruction. Two Behave scenarios tagged @tdd_expected_fail @tdd_issue @tdd_issue_1152: - Budget-evicted fragment should be demoted to warm, not deleted - evict_lru-evicted fragment should be demoted to warm, not deleted Two Robot Framework tests mirror the Behave scenarios with a Python helper script for subprocess isolation. ISSUES CLOSED: #1183 Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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ba55412ae1 |
fix(test): remove lingering @tdd_expected_fail tags for closed bugs #797 and #1028
Remove @tdd_expected_fail tags from test files for bugs #797 (actor list triggers DB update) and #1028 (ACMS indexing pipeline not wired), both of which are now closed and merged. The @tdd_bug and @tdd_bug_N tags remain as permanent regression guards per CONTRIBUTING.md TDD workflow rules. Files changed: - features/tdd_actor_list_no_db_update.feature - robot/tdd_actor_list_no_db_update.robot - robot/e2e/tdd_acms_behavioral_validation.robot ISSUES CLOSED: #1182 |
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0ae733d01f |
feat(tui): implement help panel (F1) with context-sensitive help
Add a dedicated TUI help overlay toggled by F1 and resolve its content from the current prompt mode for main-screen, slash-command, reference, and shell contexts. Extend Behave and Robot coverage for the new help-panel widget, app wiring, context switching, and toggle behavior. ISSUES CLOSED: #1013 |
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18b9d61e35 |
feat(resource): implement ResourceHandler content_hash method
Add content_hash(resource, *, algorithm='sha256') -> str to the ResourceHandler protocol and all handler implementations: - Protocol: new content_hash method on ResourceHandler (protocol.py) - BaseResourceHandler: default impl hashes file content or directory entry names; returns EMPTY_CONTENT_HASH sentinel for missing resources - GitCheckoutHandler: hashes git rev-parse HEAD through the requested algorithm for consistent digest format - FsDirectoryHandler: recursive walk hashing sorted relative paths and file contents (content-only, ignores metadata) - DevcontainerHandler: hashes devcontainer.json config file - DatabaseResourceHandler: hashes connection string; for SQLite file-based DBs, hashes the database file content - _DefaultHandler: delegates to BaseResourceHandler EMPTY_CONTENT_HASH sentinel is the SHA-256 of empty input (e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855). Hash algorithm is configurable via the algorithm parameter (default sha256, accepts any hashlib.new()-compatible name). Behave tests (10 scenarios): sentinel for missing/nonexistent, determinism, different content produces different hash, fs-directory recursive hash with change detection, git-checkout hash, configurable algorithm (sha256 vs sha512), protocol compliance for all 4 handlers. ISSUES CLOSED: #837 |
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34dcf5226f |
feat(autonomy): automation profile resolution precedence correct (#1196)
## Summary
- Fix automation profile resolution precedence at plan-creation time to follow plan > action > project > global.
- Narrow exception handling in `_resolve_plan_profile_ref` to catch only `(KeyError, ValueError, OSError)` with warning-level structured logging, replacing bare `except Exception:` per CONTRIBUTING.md §Exception Propagation.
- Fix TDD feature file tag/title inconsistency: align to `@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_1076` / "TDD Bug #1076" referencing the original bug ticket.
- Add BDD scenarios for plan-level profile override and config service error fallback.
- Harden lifecycle and Robot/Behave test paths for auto-progression and parallel CI stability (including pre-seeded DB initialization for `tdd_plan_explain_plan_id` helper).
- Update Robot helper timing/session patterns to reduce false negatives in long-running integration/E2E validations.
## Approach
The automation profile resolution is implemented in `PlanLifecycleService._resolve_plan_profile_ref`, which evaluates the four-level precedence chain (plan > action > project > global) at `use_action()` time. The resolved profile is stored as an `AutomationProfileRef` on the Plan with provenance tracking. The `ConfigService` is used for project-scoped and global config lookups, with narrowed exception handling that logs warnings on failure and falls back to the settings default.
## Validation
- `nox -s lint` ✅
- `nox -s typecheck` ✅
- `nox -s unit_tests` ✅
- `nox -s coverage_report` ✅ (97%)
## Review Fix Round (Review #2963)
1. **Bare `except Exception:` → narrowed to `(KeyError, ValueError, OSError)` with warning logging** — addresses CONTRIBUTING.md §Exception Propagation violation
2. **Tag inconsistency fixed** — `@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_1076` with title "TDD Bug #1076"
3. **Added 2 new BDD scenarios** — plan-level override and config error fallback
4. **Rebased onto latest master** (
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81c141716b |
test(integration): workflow example 2 — automated test generation for a module (trusted profile) (#1176)
## Summary
- Refactors WF02 integration helper into focused modules to satisfy maintainability guidelines and keep command responsibilities isolated.
- Moves WF02 artifact assertions onto lifecycle-produced change artifacts and verifies user-facing `plan artifacts` flow with mocked providers.
- Reworks WF02 coverage-gate assertions to run through validation registration/attachment/execution lifecycle and apply-gate outcomes.
## What changed in this fix round (cycle-6)
- **CI must-fix — trusted profile lifecycle integration failure:**
- Fixed failing integration test `WF02 Trusted Profile Auto Runs Strategize And Execute` caused by legacy AutomationProfile fields that no longer exist.
- Updated WF02 trusted-profile assertions from removed legacy fields (`auto_strategize`, `auto_execute`, `auto_apply`) to current spec-aligned fields (`decompose_task`, `create_tool`, `select_tool`).
- Key module: `robot/wf02_test_generation_commands.py` (`wf02_trusted_lifecycle`).
## Prior fix rounds retained
- **P1 must-fix — validation payload assertions strengthened:**
- Added explicit assertions for validation payload correctness in both failing and passing branches.
- Assertions now verify:
- validation identity (`local/auth-coverage` on `local/api-service-repo`)
- required-mode semantics (`mode=required`, required pass/fail counters, `all_required_passed`)
- `passed` boolean for each branch
- measured-vs-target semantics (`measured_coverage` compared against `target`).
- Key module: `robot/wf02_test_generation_validation.py`.
- **P2 should-fix — artifact membership assertions tightened:**
- Artifact assertions now enforce exact expected membership and count instead of permissive subset checks.
- Persisted changeset assertions were aligned to the same strict set/count checks.
- Key module: `robot/wf02_test_generation_artifacts.py`.
- **P2 should-fix — removed unused helper:**
- Deleted unused `_bind_changeset_to_plan` helper to eliminate dead code.
- Key module: `robot/wf02_test_generation_artifacts.py`.
- **P2 should-fix — concrete typing:**
- Replaced `_setup_validation_db` return type from `tuple[Any, Any]` to concrete typed return (`Callable[[], _NoCloseSession]`, `Session`).
- Key module: `robot/wf02_test_generation_validation.py`.
## Quality gates
- `nox -e lint` ✅
- `nox -e typecheck` ✅
- `nox -e unit_tests` ✅
- `nox -e integration_tests` ✅
- `nox -e e2e_tests` ✅
- `nox -e coverage_report` ✅ (coverage: **98.74%**)
## Scope / limitations
- No deferred items identified in cycle-6.
Closes #766
Reviewed-on: cleveragents/cleveragents-core#1176
Reviewed-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <jeffrey.freeman@cleverthis.com>
Co-authored-by: Brent Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com>
Co-committed-by: Brent Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com>
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test: add TDD bug-capture test for #1025 — plan correct auto-resolve (#1172)
## Summary - add Behave `@tdd_expected_fail` bug-capture scenarios for `plan correct` auto-resolve without `--plan` - add shared mock fixtures and Robot integration coverage for isolated-container divergence reproducing bug #1025 - add ASV benchmark coverage for active-plan filtering and document the new TDD capture in changelog ## Testing - nox -s unit_tests -- features/tdd_plan_correct_auto_resolve.feature - nox -s integration_tests -- --include tdd_bug_1025 - nox -s lint - nox -s typecheck - nox -s coverage_report - nox Closes #1035 Reviewed-on: cleveragents/cleveragents-core#1172 Reviewed-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <jeffrey.freeman@cleverthis.com> Co-authored-by: Brent Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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feat(autonomy): parallel execution scales to 10+ concurrent subplans (#1201)
## Summary Add M6 parallel-scaling coverage for 10+ concurrent subplans: - **15-subplan parallel scenario** with explicit peak-concurrency bound checks (`max_parallel=10`) and thread-safe concurrency tracking via `_build_executor()`. - **Deep hierarchical decomposition** coverage (4+ levels) with adjusted leaf condition that only stops early when hitting `max_depth` or when the workset is trivially small (`min_files_per_subplan`). - **Non-progress guard** in `_build_hierarchy` to prevent pathological recursion when clustering cannot meaningfully split the file set. - **Small-project regression test** (< 50 files) verifying decomposition depth does not increase unexpectedly with the relaxed leaf condition. - **ASV benchmark** for 15-subplan parallel execution with `max_parallel=10` to track scaling behavior. ### Removed from this PR The `_build_hierarchy` child-linkage correctness fix (returning `node_id` from recursive calls instead of using `nodes[-1].node_id`) has been **removed** per review feedback — it is a separate bug fix and will be submitted as an independent issue/PR per CONTRIBUTING.md §Atomic Commits. ## Approach - **Concurrency tracking:** The `_build_executor()` closure in step definitions detects `context.concurrency_counter` / `context.concurrency_lock` and performs thread-safe peak tracking in a try/finally block. - **Leaf condition:** Replaced the `max_files_per_subplan` / `max_tokens_per_subplan` leaf check with a `min_files_per_subplan` check to allow deeper decomposition for large projects. Added a non-progress guard so clustering that cannot split the file set terminates immediately rather than recursing to `max_depth`. - **Deterministic IDs:** `_ids_for_count()` preserves legacy fixed IDs for the first 5 subplans and generates additional deterministic IDs for scale scenarios. ## Validation ### Passing - `nox -s lint` — all checks passed - `nox -s typecheck` — 0 errors, 0 warnings - `nox -s unit_tests` — 12,988 scenarios passed, 0 failed - `nox -s coverage_report` — 97% (passes `--fail-under=97`) Closes #855 Reviewed-on: cleveragents/cleveragents-core#1201 Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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test(integration): workflow example 5 — database schema migration with safety nets (review profile)
Robot Framework integration test suite for Specification Workflow Example 5: Database Schema Migration with Safety Nets. Exercises the review automation profile with custom resource types, custom skills with database tools, phased child plan execution, checkpointing, and rollback. - 7 test cases covering: custom resource type registration, review profile behavior, custom skill with 3 database tools, action creation with review profile, checkpoint/rollback via managers, 5-phase sequential SubplanService.spawn with fail-fast, and plan lifecycle through strategize-to-execute - Uses mocked LLM providers (CLEVERAGENTS_TESTING_USE_MOCK_AI=true) - All Run Process calls have timeout=60s on_timeout=kill - Fix environment-dependent test failures: mock shutil.disk_usage in disk space and diagnostics --check Behave steps so tests pass regardless of CI runner disk space; Robot diagnostics test tolerates disk-space errors ISSUES CLOSED: #769 |
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fix: add --required/--informational flags to validation add CLI
Add --required and --informational as mutually exclusive boolean options to the `agents validation add` CLI command. When specified, they override the `mode` field from the YAML config file. This aligns the CLI with the specification (specification.md line 22339) which states the validation mode can be set "via --required/--informational on agents validation add". The fix resolves the spec contradiction by: - Implementing the flags in the CLI (per Core Concepts > Validation Mode) - Updating the formal CLI reference to include the new flags - Adding an exception to Design Principle #3 for validation add - Removing the spurious positional name argument from the walkthrough TDD tests from #1102 now run normally with @tdd_expected_fail removed. New edge-case tests cover mutual exclusivity (both flags rejected). Also excludes tool/wrapping.py from semgrep exec/compile rules since that module intentionally uses exec() in a controlled sandbox for the validation transform feature. ISSUES CLOSED: #1038 |
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fix(cli): plan correct active-plan resolution in isolated environments (#1184)
## Summary - tighten `plan correct` active-plan fallback so it only runs for isolated `CLEVERAGENTS_HOME` mismatch cases and never when explicit DB env overrides are configured - narrow fallback exception handling in `_resolve_active_plan_id()` to expected DB/path/service failures; unexpected errors now surface instead of being silently swallowed - add BDD regression coverage for both safeguards in `features/consolidated_plan_misc.feature` + `features/steps/plan_cli_legacy_r2_steps.py` ## Validation - `nox -e lint`: PASS - `nox -e typecheck`: PASS - `nox -e unit_tests`: PASS - `nox -e integration_tests`: FAIL in current branch baseline (29 failing Robot integration tests in this environment) - `nox -e e2e_tests`: FAIL in current branch baseline (45 failing E2E tests in this environment) - `nox -e coverage_report`: PASS (97%) Closes #1025 Reviewed-on: cleveragents/cleveragents-core#1184 Reviewed-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <jeffrey.freeman@cleverthis.com> Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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fix(db): align v3_plans schema with specification DDL
Aligned v3_plans table with specification DDL:
1. Added effective_profile_snapshot column (TEXT NOT NULL) for
storing frozen JSON snapshot of automation profile at plan
creation time. Added Pydantic field_validator ensuring the
value is well-formed JSON. Validator catches RecursionError
for deeply nested JSON, consistent with automation_profile
deserialization hardening. Validator error message uses
length-only to avoid potential information disclosure.
Documented that the default "{}" exists for backward
compatibility; new plans should explicitly set the snapshot.
2. Made root_plan_id NOT NULL — root plans self-reference their
own plan_id, child plans reference the root ancestor. Added
explicit ondelete="RESTRICT" FK policy for consistency with
other FKs in the model. Documented known FK policy drift
between ORM model (RESTRICT) and migrated databases (retained
SET NULL) in the migration; data integrity is preserved by
the NOT NULL constraint regardless. Moved root_plan_id
self-reference resolution into a PlanIdentity model_validator
so the domain model is consistent with the DB NOT NULL
constraint before and after persistence (previously the
resolution only happened in from_domain(), creating an
asymmetry where root_plan_id was None in-memory but non-null
after round-tripping through the database).
3. Made automation_profile NOT NULL with default "balanced".
4. Documented intentional deviation: phase default is "action"
(code) vs "strategize" (spec) because the Action phase was
added as a pre-Strategize setup step.
5. Created Alembic migration with backfill logic for existing
rows. Root-ancestor backfill uses level-by-level propagation
with a parent-readiness guard to correctly resolve plans at
arbitrary hierarchy depth (3+ levels). Added safety bound
(max 100 iterations) with logged error on exhaustion to guard
against cycles in parent_plan_id. Merged batch_alter_table
operations to avoid redundant full-table copies in SQLite
batch mode. Migration backfill also handles empty-string
automation_profile values. Documented downgrade limitation
(backfill is not reversible). Orphan-row fallback now logs
affected row count at WARNING level. Migration cycle-detection
now logs affected plan_id values before the orphan fallback
overwrites them. All migration SQL uses sa.text() for
consistency with SQLAlchemy best practices.
6. Hardened automation_profile deserialization in to_domain() to
catch ValueError (invalid StrEnum provenance), Pydantic
ValidationError, and RecursionError (deeply nested JSON) in
addition to JSONDecodeError and KeyError, preventing
unreadable plans from corrupted DB rows. Applied the same
defensive deserialization pattern to effective_profile_snapshot
in to_domain(): corrupted JSON falls back to '{}' with a
WARNING log instead of crashing the read path. Added TypeError
to the effective_profile_snapshot exception list in to_domain()
for consistency with the Pydantic validator. Logging of
unparseable values uses length only to avoid potential
information disclosure.
7. Used explicit None check (is not None) instead of truthiness
for root_plan_id resolution in from_domain(), for
effective_profile_snapshot in to_domain(), and in
_serialize_automation_profile() for consistency.
8. Documented intentional column naming conventions vs spec DDL
(e.g. automation_profile vs automation_profile_name, *_actor
vs *_actor_name, processing_state vs state, v3_plans vs
plans). Documented the semantic difference: automation_profile
stores either a bare name or structured JSON with provenance,
whereas the spec automation_profile_name stores a plain name.
9. Fixed benchmark plan constructors
(plan_phase_migration_bench.py) that were missing the now-
required root_plan_id and effective_profile_snapshot fields.
10. Replaced defensive getattr() with direct attribute access for
effective_profile_snapshot in from_domain() and update(),
since the field is now defined on the Plan domain model.
11. Fixed Any type annotation in test helper _make_plan() to use
AutomationProfileRef | None for proper type safety.
12. Added BDD scenarios for PlanIdentity self-reference
resolution, NULL effective_profile_snapshot constraint
enforcement, valid-JSON-missing-profile_name-key
deserialization, invalid-JSON and empty-string snapshot
rejection by Pydantic validator, and corrupted
effective_profile_snapshot DB fallback in to_domain().
13. Extracted default automation profile name to a module-level
constant (DEFAULT_AUTOMATION_PROFILE) to reduce sentinel
duplication across models.py and repositories.py.
14. Centralised automation-profile serialisation into
LifecyclePlanModel._serialize_automation_profile() to
eliminate duplication between from_domain() and
LifecyclePlanRepository.update().
15. Fixed to_domain() root_plan_id type cast from str | None
to str, reflecting the NOT NULL column constraint.
16. Added PlanIdentity model_validator that resolves None
root_plan_id to plan_id at domain construction time, ensuring
the domain model honours the spec DDL NOT NULL constraint
regardless of persistence state. Simplified from_domain()
root resolution accordingly.
ISSUES CLOSED: #921
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feat(config): implement three-scope config resolution with local config file support
Implement three-scope configuration resolution (local > project > global) with deep merge. Add ConfigScope enum, project-root discovery, and config.local.toml file support. Changes: - Add LOCAL to ConfigLevel enum and new ConfigScope enum (GLOBAL, PROJECT, LOCAL) - Implement discover_project_root() walking up from CWD for cleveragents.toml/.cleveragents - Implement config.local.toml file loading in ConfigService - Implement three-scope deep merge via _deep_merge() helper - Add read_project_config(), read_local_config(), read_merged_config() methods - Add write_scoped_config() for writing to any scope file - Update set_value() to accept optional scope parameter - Update resolve() with six-level precedence chain (CLI > env > local > project > global > default) - Update CLI config set with --scope flag (global/project/local) - Add config.local.toml to .gitignore and DEFAULT_IGNORE_PATTERNS - Add Behave BDD scenarios for three-scope resolution, deep merge, and project-root discovery ISSUES CLOSED: #937 |
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refactor(cli): move context commands to actor context subgroup
Register context as a sub-app of the actor Typer group so commands are accessible under the canonical specification path `agents actor context`. The top-level `agents context` group remains as a deprecated alias (with Typer deprecated=True) for one release cycle. Key changes: - context.app registered under actor.app in main.py - `rm` subcommand renamed to `remove`; `rm` kept as hidden deprecated alias that prints a deprecation warning before delegating - Programmatic rm_command() deprecated in favor of remove_command() - Help text updated to reference canonical `agents actor context` paths - Behave and Robot tests updated to use canonical paths and renamed subcommand; assertion for context help lowercased for flexibility - All nox sessions pass: lint, typecheck, unit_tests (495 features, 12731 scenarios), coverage at 97% ISSUES CLOSED: #888 |
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feat(correction): wire checkpoint rollback into correction service revert flow
Implement the full correction-checkpoint rollback pipeline: - Workspace snapshots: CheckpointService.create_workspace_snapshot() creates diff-based checkpoints before decision execution, storing only changed file paths in metadata.extra["diff_paths"] - CorrectionService.revert_decisions(): new high-level entry point that creates a correction, computes impact, invokes checkpoint rollback, and archives artifacts in a single call - Physical artifact archival: CheckpointService.archive_artifacts() moves files to .cleveragents/archived_artifacts/ instead of just flagging metadata. CorrectionService._archive_decision_artifacts() delegates to this during revert execution - Selective rollback: CheckpointService.selective_rollback() wraps rollback_to_checkpoint with atomic semantics — captures HEAD before rollback and recovers on failure - Diff-based storage: _compute_diff_snapshot() computes changed paths between checkpoints via git diff; snapshots store diff manifest and SHA-256 hash in metadata - CLI: plan rollback now accepts --to-checkpoint <id> in addition to the positional checkpoint_id argument; uses selective_rollback for atomic execution - DI wiring: Container now injects checkpoint_service into CorrectionService; CLI correct command uses container-provided service instead of ad-hoc instance (fixes bug #986) - Checkpoint model: pre_decision added to allowed checkpoint_type values - TDD: Removed @tdd_expected_fail from wiring test feature since the DI bug is now fixed ISSUES CLOSED: #943 |
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feat(cli): add actor context remove, export, and import commands
Implement three new actor context subcommands as specified in the v3 CLI specification: - `agents actor context remove [--yes|-y] (--all|-a|<NAME>)`: Remove a named context or all contexts with interactive confirmation. Supports --all for bulk removal and --yes to skip prompts. - `agents actor context export (--output|-o) <FILE> <NAME>`: Export a named context to JSON or YAML (detected from file extension). Includes sha256 integrity checksum in output metadata. - `agents actor context import [--update] (--input|-i) <FILE> [<NAME>]`: Import a context from JSON or YAML. Name is inferred from file metadata if omitted. Refuses to overwrite existing contexts unless --update is specified. All commands: - Support 6 output formats (json, yaml, plain, table, rich, color) via the shared format_output framework - Use ContextManager for persistence (messages, metadata, state, global_context) - Follow existing error handling patterns (typer.Exit for user errors) - Are wired as `agents actor context` subcommand group via add_typer New files: - src/cleveragents/cli/commands/actor_context.py (command module) - features/actor_context_cmds.feature (Behave BDD scenarios) - features/steps/actor_context_cmds_steps.py (BDD step definitions) - robot/actor_context_export_import.robot (Robot integration test) ISSUES CLOSED: #869 |
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a9465c4865 |
fix(cli): derive actor name from config file instead of positional argument
Remove the <NAME> positional argument from `actor add` command. The actor name is now derived from the `name` field inside the config YAML file, per the specification: `agents actor add (--config|-c) <FILE> [--update]`. Updated all BDD and integration tests to pass name via config file. ISSUES CLOSED: #914 |
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fix(cli): align output envelope with specification structure
Align the structured output envelope (JSON/YAML modes) with the specification: add `status` field, rename `elements` to `data`, rename `metadata` to `messages`, and fix the fallback chain to include the table step (rich→table→color→plain). ISSUES CLOSED: #884 |
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49015c6bee |
fix(cli): implement --execution-env-priority on project context set
Add --execution-env-priority flag to 'project context set' command, enabling project-level execution environment priority per spec WF17. - Add execution_env_priority field to ContextConfig domain model - Validate flag value against ExecutionEnvPriority enum (fallback/override) - Persist in context_policy_json, preserving existing execution_environment - Display in 'project context show' Execution Environment section - Merge with existing blob to avoid overwriting previously set fields Tests: 9 Behave scenarios, 26 steps. ISSUES CLOSED: #1079 |
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2370e19da8 |
feat(resource): add container infrastructure resource types
Add 7 container infrastructure resource types per ADR-039: container-runtime, container-image, container-mount, container-exec-env, container-port, container-volume, container-network. - YAML configs under examples/resource-types/ - Bootstrap registration via _resource_registry_container.py - Updated container-instance parent_types (container-runtime, container-image) and child_types (container-mount, container-exec-env, container-port) - container-runtime is top-level with auto-discovery rules (scan_depth: 1) - container-mount/exec-env/port inherit snapshot sandbox from instance - container-volume is user-addable with snapshot sandbox - container-network is read-only, no sandbox - Handler references are forward declarations (ADR-039) - 33 Behave BDD scenarios, 4 Robot integration tests - Updated BUILTIN_NAMES, service docstring, CHANGELOG ISSUES CLOSED: #831 |
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refactor(autonomy): rename automation profile task flags to spec names
Renamed all 11 task-type confidence threshold fields in AutomationProfile from phase-transition semantics to spec-defined task-type semantics. Updated all 8 built-in profiles, CLI formatting, YAML schema, services, and all Behave/Robot tests referencing the old field names. Post-review fixes: - Fixed 24 stale old field names in M6 fixture files (automation_profiles.json, autonomy_guardrails.json) - Added model_validator(mode='before') to detect legacy field names and raise actionable ValueError with rename mapping - Added semantic bridge comments in PlanLifecycleService mapping task-type thresholds to phase-transition gates - Added threshold_field to structured log messages for observability - Restored categorised CLI automation-profile show output to match spec (Phase Transitions / Decision Automation / Self-Repair / Execution Controls) instead of flat list - Added missing access_network field to spec show output examples (Rich, Plain, JSON, YAML variants) - Aligned ADR-017 profile fields table to all 11 fields with descriptions matching spec Automatable Tasks table - Aligned automation_profiles.md threshold descriptions with spec - Added spec section references in phase_reversion.md, error_recovery.md, and plan_execute.md for field naming context - Extended repository roundtrip test to assert all 11 threshold fields - Fixed benchmark _make_profile() passing safety fields as top-level kwargs instead of via SafetyProfile sub-model (incompatible with extra="forbid") - Aligned CLI JSON/YAML output structure for automation-profile show with the specification grouped format (phase_transitions, decision_automation, self_repair, execution_controls) - Moved safety boolean fields into the Execution Controls section of Rich output per spec examples - Reverted auto profile description to "Fully automatic except apply" per specification (line 16703, line 28406) - Improved bridge comments in test steps with semantic context for threshold-to-gate mappings ISSUES CLOSED: #902 |
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c97ec273a9 |
feat(lsp): add missing LspServerConfig model fields
Add specification-required fields to LspServerConfig:
- description: str (max_length=1000, default='')
- transport: LspTransport enum (stdio/tcp/pipe, default=stdio)
- initialization: dict[str, Any] (LSP initializationOptions, default={})
- workspace_settings: dict[str, Any] (workspace/didChangeConfiguration, default={})
All fields have defaults for backward compatibility with existing
configs. LspTransport enum exported from lsp package.
Tests: 17 Behave scenarios, 5 Robot integration tests.
Existing LSP tests: 250/250 pass unchanged.
ISSUES CLOSED: #835
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test(e2e): workflow example 18 — container with remote repo clone (trusted profile)
E2E test for Specification Workflow Example 18: Container with Remote Repo Clone using the trusted automation profile. Exercises the full container-instance workflow per the spec: - Registers a container-instance resource with --clone-into flag (new CLI flag added to resource add for REPO_URL:CONTAINER_PATH). - Two-step project creation: project create + project link-resource. - Dynamic LLM actor selection (Anthropic/OpenAI) matching available API keys. - Plan use with --execution-environment container, --execution-env-priority fallback, and --automation-profile trusted. - Full plan lifecycle: strategize, execute, diff, apply, status. - Positive assertions: non-empty output, plan ID presence, terminal state verification, container/clone evidence logging. - Negative assertions: Traceback and INTERNAL error checks. - ULID regex uses Crockford base32 character set. - Unique suffix for resource/project names (parallel CI safe). - Skip If No LLM Keys guard for graceful degradation. - CHANGELOG.md updated. ISSUES CLOSED: #764 |
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test(e2e): workflow example 16 — devcontainer-driven development (supervised profile)
Implements E2E test for devcontainer-driven development workflow.
Tests project setup with .devcontainer config, resource registration,
and full plan lifecycle with supervised automation profile.
Changes from Cycle 5 review:
1. Replaced custom WF16_ALLOW_XFAIL_SKIP escape hatch with the project
standard tdd_expected_fail tag system. Test is now tagged
[Tags] tdd_expected_fail tdd_bug tdd_bug_762 and the listener
inverts failures in CI until devcontainer features are fully wired.
2. Added diagnostic WF16 Test Teardown keyword that captures plan
status JSON on failure, mirroring the WF05 teardown pattern.
3. Added stderr checks to all Traceback/INTERNAL guard assertions
so tracebacks appearing only in stderr are also detected.
4. Rebased branch onto latest master (
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feat(acms): projects with 10,000+ files index without timeout
Add explicit indexing timeout bounds and propagate timeout_seconds through the repo indexing service, utility walker, and CLI entrypoint so large repositories fail predictably instead of hanging. Add 10K-scale Behave/Robot verification and a dedicated benchmark path to validate that large-project indexing completes, persists status correctly, and remains measurable for regressions. Address review feedback by splitting oversized Behave and Robot support files into focused modules, trimming repo_indexing_service.py back under the 500-line limit, and rebasing the branch onto current master. ISSUES CLOSED: #851 # Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md # robot/helper_m5_e2e_verification.py |
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f0442e835d |
feat(acms): plan execution leverages ACMS context for LLM calls
Integrate ACMS execute-phase context assembly into LLMExecuteActor and inject assembled context into execute prompts with resilient fallback when assembly fails or returns empty output. Wire the plan CLI executor to use an ACMS-backed execute context assembler, add Behave coverage for context injection/fallback/empty context, and extend Robot M5 verification helpers to assert execute-phase ACMS context usage. ISSUES CLOSED: #850 |
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ef8f9640fa |
feat(acms): context analysis produces meaningful summaries
Add phase-wise context analysis summaries for strategize, execute, and apply, and integrate them into `agents project context inspect` and `agents project context simulate` with per-phase resource counts, size and token utilization, and narrowing diagnostics.\n\nAdd Behave and Robot coverage for empty, single-resource, multi-resource, and budget-constrained context analysis, and tighten the M5 smoke coverage after review feedback with exact summary assertions and a missing-path regression scenario for `agents context add`.\n\nISSUES CLOSED: #849 |
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test(e2e): workflow example 17 — explicit container with directory mount (trusted profile)
Implements E2E test for Specification WF17: Explicit Container with
Directory Mount. The test exercises the full workflow from the spec:
- Registers git-checkout resource and container-instance resource
(with --image flag; --mount not yet available on CLI)
- Creates project, links both resources via project link-resource
- Sets execution environment to container via project context set
- Uses --execution-env-priority override on plan use (per ADR-043)
- Creates action with dynamically selected actor (Anthropic or OpenAI)
- Runs full plan lifecycle: use → strategize → execute → diff → apply → status
- Uses trusted automation profile for auto-execution of tool invocations
Quality improvements over initial implementation:
- Custom suite setup with workspace init (agents init --force --yes)
- UUID-based unique suffix for resource/project names (CI parallelism)
- Dynamic actor selection matching available API keys (M6 pattern)
- Skip If No LLM Keys guard for graceful degradation
- Crockford Base32 ULID regex ([0-9A-HJ-NP-Z]{26})
- Checked return codes on all git subprocess calls
- INTERNAL error checks alongside Traceback checks
- --format json on all CLI commands for deterministic output
- Domain-specific assertions for plan output verification
- Diff output non-empty assertion
- Security note documenting trusted profile auto-execution decision
- CHANGELOG entry added
ISSUES CLOSED: #763
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test(e2e): workflow example 12 — large-scale hierarchical feature implementation (supervised profile)
Implements E2E test for Workflow Example 12: large-scale hierarchical feature implementation with the supervised automation profile. Key test behaviors: - Sets up 4 projects (protos, api, worker, frontend) with per-project invariants, matching the specification. - Creates action YAML with spec-required fields: estimation_actor, invariant_actor, automation_profile: cautious, and action-level invariants. - Passes all 4 projects to plan use (spec Step 3). - Dynamically selects actor based on available API key (Anthropic or OpenAI) for flexible CI/local execution. - Uses Skip If No LLM Keys for graceful degradation in keyless CI. - Verifies hierarchical decomposition via plan tree (decision_id count, children field check). - Selects a non-root decision for plan correct --mode append to exercise targeted correction rather than root invalidation. - Verifies correction acknowledgment via output content assertions. - Verifies phased lifecycle-apply with --yes flag and phase field parsing. - Final status uses --format json with Safe Parse Json Field to verify terminal state (phase and processing_state populated). - UUID-suffixed names prevent UNIQUE constraint collisions in parallel CI. - Crockford Base32 ULID regex (excludes I, L, O, U) consistent with m1_acceptance.robot. - All commands check for Traceback and INTERNAL error markers. - Force Tags E2E in Settings (m6 convention). - Timeout set to 35 minutes for real LLM execution headroom. Note: plan prompt (spec Step 4 — supervised-profile user intervention) is not yet implemented as a CLI command. A documentation note in the test indicates this should be added once the command is available. ISSUES CLOSED: #758 |
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fix(cli): replace non-existent Container.resolve() with named provider calls
The three plan.py call sites (tree, explain, correct) that originally used container.resolve(DecisionService) were already fixed in master. This commit completes the fix by aligning the Robot Framework test mocks to match the corrected production code: - robot/helper_m3_decision_validation_smoke.py: mock_container.resolve → mock_container.decision_service (plan correct dry-run path) - robot/helper_m4_correction_subplan_smoke.py: container.resolve → container.decision_service (correction subplan path) Both helpers previously passed silently because MagicMock auto-creates any attribute, masking the mismatch between mock setup and actual code. Added spec=Container to both mock containers so that accessing non-existent attributes raises AttributeError, matching real container behavior. Updated comment wording in features/container_resolve_crash.feature to clarify that the bug is fixed and the scenarios serve as permanent regression guards. The @tdd_expected_fail tag was already removed by the TDD branch before this fix branch was created; the permanent @tdd_issue and @tdd_issue_647 tags remain per TDD tag lifecycle rules. Added CHANGELOG.md entry describing the fix. ISSUES CLOSED: #647 |
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test(e2e): workflow example 4 — multi-project dependency update (supervised profile)
Implement WF04 E2E test coverage for multi-project dependency update using the supervised automation profile. A parent plan targets four projects (common-lib + 3 services), spawns child subplans per project, executes in dependency order, validates per project, and applies in dependency order. Key components: - Robot test (robot/e2e/wf04_multi_project.robot): full supervised workflow exercising plan use, strategize, execute, validate, apply, and final status. JSON output parsing via raw_decode for resilience. Test-level guard skips the entire test (visible SKIPPED in CI) when the LLM produces zero subplans, preventing silent AC-4/5/6/7 bypass. Count Decision Nodes keyword delegates to the Python helper to avoid duplicating recursive tree-walking logic. - Snapshot helper (robot/e2e/wf04_snapshot_helper.py): collects deterministic parent/subplan metadata from the lifecycle service. Timestamps normalised to UTC. Depth-guarded count_decision_nodes() function (max_depth=50) for safe reuse from Robot keywords. sys.path.append (not insert) to avoid shadowing the standard library. - Behave unit tests (features/wf04_snapshot_helper.feature + steps): 17 scenarios covering _iso(), _enum_value(), count_decision_nodes(), and _build_snapshot() with mocked lifecycle service. Includes tests for no-subplans (verifies plan_id, project_scopes, validation_summary), with-subplans (verifies concrete mapped project names and subplan_count), child-plan-is-None (verifies empty-string defaults), unmapped resources, and exact-match aware-datetime UTC normalisation. ISSUES CLOSED: #750 |
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fix(sandbox): make commit_all atomic per specification
Changed SandboxManager.commit_all() from partial-commit semantics to all-or-nothing atomic operation per specification requirement. On partial failure, already-committed sandboxes are rolled back. Error reporting indicates which sandbox failed and what was rolled back. Added Behave scenarios verifying atomicity guarantee. Hardened atomicity guarantees after code review: - commit_all and _rollback_committed catch Exception (not just SandboxError) so unexpected errors cannot bypass rollback. Non-SandboxError exceptions are wrapped in a new AtomicCommitError (chaining the original as __cause__) that carries rolled_back_ids and failed_rollback_ids attributes so callers can programmatically determine rollback outcomes. - _rollback_committed returns both rolled_back_ids and failed_rollback_ids; the error result metadata now carries both "rolled_back" and "rollback_failed" keys. - _rollback_committed iterates in reverse (LIFO) order following the standard transaction-log undo pattern. Clarified in docstring that this is distinct from the specification DAG-based "top-down" rollback ordering (line 24632). - TransactionSandbox.rollback() from COMMITTED now raises SandboxRollbackError (database commits are irreversible) instead of silently transitioning to ROLLED_BACK. - TransactionSandbox is now classified as non-rollbackable in commit_all alongside NoSandbox and committed last in the batch, since database COMMIT is irreversible. Docstring corrected to match the raising behavior. - CopyOnWriteSandbox and OverlaySandbox rollback-from-COMMITTED uses rename-based safe_restore() to prevent data loss when the copytree step fails after the original was removed. - CopyOnWriteSandbox and OverlaySandbox rollback() now catches Exception (not just OSError), matching the broader catch used in _rollback_committed, so non-OSError exceptions from safe_restore set the status to ERRORED correctly. - Extracted shared _fs_utils module (backup_directory, safe_restore, compute_diff) with symlink, permission, and timestamp preservation (including directory timestamps), replacing duplicated per-class _backup_directory and _compute_diff methods. - backup_directory defers directory permissions and timestamps to a bottom-up post-walk pass, fixing incorrect mtime preservation (POSIX file creation inside a directory overwrites its mtime) and preventing restrictive source permissions from blocking backup writes. - backup_directory skips non-regular files (FIFOs, sockets, device files) with a warning to prevent hangs on special files. - CopyOnWriteSandbox and OverlaySandbox commit() now attempts to restore the original from the pre-commit backup when the file-copy phase fails midway, preventing partial corruption. If the restore itself fails the backup is preserved for manual recovery (cleanup() still removes it). - CopyOnWriteSandbox and OverlaySandbox commit() error handler now catches Exception (not just OSError) so that unexpected errors during the file-copy phase also trigger pre-commit backup restoration, preventing partial corruption of the original directory. - Pre-commit backup exception handler catches Exception (not just OSError) preventing temp directory leaks on non-OSError failures from backup_directory. - Fixed _pre_commit_backup assignment timing: the backup reference is now assigned only AFTER backup_directory() succeeds, preventing safe_restore() from corrupting an intact original with a partial backup when backup_directory() fails (e.g. disk full). - Rollback from COMMITTED with no pre-commit backup (no changes were applied) is now a no-op instead of raising SandboxRollbackError, preventing false rollback-failure reports in commit_all error metadata. - commit_all logs a warning when NoSandbox or TransactionSandbox instances are present in the batch since their changes cannot be rolled back, which breaks the atomicity guarantee. - Pre-commit backup is skipped when compute_diff returns no changes, avoiding a full directory copy for no-op commits. - GitWorktreeSandbox clears _pre_merge_commit on commit failure so the stale value cannot be used by future code. - commit_all docstring documents Raises clause for AtomicCommitError exception wrapping behavior. - GitWorktreeSandbox.rollback() docstring warns about multi-worktree safety when rolling back from COMMITTED. - Updated SandboxStatus transition diagram in protocol.py to clearly show the COMMITTED -> ROLLED_BACK path. - Added spec-contradiction note (line 45938 vs 19193) in commit_all docstring. - OverlaySandbox rollback from COMMITTED now properly remounts OverlayFS for real overlay (unmount, clean upper/work dirs, remount) and uses dirs_exist_ok=True for userspace fallback to prevent FileExistsError if rmtree silently fails. The merged directory is reset from the restored original, preventing stale pre-rollback data from being exposed on re-activation via get_path() (which allows ROLLED_BACK status). - OverlaySandbox rollback from COMMITTED now raises SandboxRollbackError if the OverlayFS unmount fails, preventing a double-mount attempt that would leave the sandbox in an inconsistent state. - OverlaySandbox rollback from ACTIVE now uses dirs_exist_ok=True for userspace fallback to prevent FileExistsError when rmtree with ignore_errors=True silently fails. - CopyOnWriteSandbox rollback from ACTIVE now uses dirs_exist_ok=True in copytree to prevent FileExistsError when rmtree with ignore_errors=True silently fails, matching the fix already applied to OverlaySandbox. - Non-rollbackable sandboxes (NoSandbox, TransactionSandbox) are committed last in the batch so that all rollbackable sandboxes commit first; if any rollbackable sandbox fails, none of the non-rollbackable sandboxes will have committed yet. - Moved NoSandbox and TransactionSandbox imports to module level in manager.py (no circular dependency exists). - Pre-commit backups are now created on the same filesystem as the original directory (using dir= argument to mkdtemp), avoiding cross-device copy overhead and ensuring os.rename compatibility. - safe_restore now renames the target into the mkdtemp directory instead of removing the mkdtemp dir first, eliminating the residual TOCTOU window between rmdir and rename. - safe_restore catches BaseException (not just OSError) to ensure the original directory is always renamed back on unexpected errors, preventing the original from being left in the renamed-aside state. - Added AtomicCommitError exception class to protocol.py carrying rolled_back_ids and failed_rollback_ids attributes. - Exported AtomicCommitError from sandbox package __init__.py so callers can import it from the public API. - Added BDD scenarios: LIFO rollback order, AtomicCommitError wrapping with RuntimeError cause and rollback metadata, _fs_utils backup/restore coverage, no-change commit rollback success, directory timestamp preservation, OverlaySandbox merged dir reset after COMMITTED rollback, CopyOnWriteSandbox rollback from COMMITTED restores original, GitWorktreeSandbox rollback from COMMITTED undoes merge, TransactionSandbox rollback from COMMITTED raises SandboxRollbackError about irreversible commit. ISSUES CLOSED: #925 Post-review hardening (PR #1146 review findings): - OverlaySandbox rollback from COMMITTED with no backup (no-op) now skips the merged directory reset entirely, preventing unnecessary unmount/remount or re-copy that could fail and turn a harmless no-op rollback into a SandboxRollbackError during commit_all atomic recovery. - OverlaySandbox rollback no longer double-wraps SandboxRollbackError: the outer except Exception handler now has a preceding except SandboxRollbackError clause that re-raises directly, avoiding a confusing double-wrapped error chain. - CopyOnWriteSandbox.get_path() now accepts ROLLED_BACK status for consistency with OverlaySandbox and the protocol status transition table (ROLLED_BACK -> ACTIVE). - CopyOnWriteSandbox rollback from COMMITTED now resets the sandbox copy from the restored original via rmtree+copytree, preventing stale pre-rollback modifications from being exposed on re-activation. - rollback_all now catches Exception (not just SandboxError) so that unexpected rollback errors do not prevent remaining sandboxes from being rolled back, consistent with the pattern already used in _rollback_committed. - commit_all docstring now documents a thread-safety warning: the method is not safe for concurrent calls on the same plan_id since sandbox commit/rollback runs outside the lock. - Fixed CHANGELOG.md whitespace inconsistencies (double leading spaces on two lines). Post-review hardening round 2 (PR #1146 automated review): - safe_restore now uses os.rename (O(1) atomic rename) instead of shutil.copytree (O(n) recursive copy) for the main restore path, since backup and target are always on the same filesystem. This eliminates the ENOTEMPTY bug where a partial copytree failure left target_path partially populated, causing the recovery os.rename to fail and strand the original in the stale temp directory. - OverlaySandbox.get_path() now transitions ROLLED_BACK to ACTIVE, matching CopyOnWriteSandbox and the protocol transition table (ROLLED_BACK -> ACTIVE). - GitWorktreeSandbox.get_path() now accepts ROLLED_BACK status for consistency with all other sandbox implementations and the protocol transition table (ROLLED_BACK -> ACTIVE). - rollback_all now also handles sandboxes in COMMITTED status (not just ACTIVE), consistent with the state machine allowing COMMITTED -> ROLLED_BACK. - cleanup_all now catches Exception (not just SandboxError) so a single unexpected error does not abort cleanup of remaining sandboxes, consistent with _rollback_committed and rollback_all. - Restructured CHANGELOG entry from a single ~90-line paragraph into structured sub-bullets for readability. - Added BDD scenarios: no-op rollback from COMMITTED for CopyOnWriteSandbox and OverlaySandbox (zero-change commit), commit ordering verification (rollbackable before non-rollbackable). Post-review hardening round 3 (PR #1146 deep automated review): - cleanup_abandoned now catches Exception (not just SandboxError) so that unexpected errors (e.g. raw OSError, PermissionError) do not crash the loop and prevent remaining abandoned sandboxes from being cleaned up, consistent with cleanup_all, rollback_all, and _rollback_committed. - OverlaySandbox._mount_overlay() now catches subprocess.TimeoutExpired (in addition to CalledProcessError and OSError), preventing create() from leaving the sandbox in PENDING status when mount hangs beyond the timeout. - OverlaySandbox._unmount_overlay() now catches subprocess.TimeoutExpired (in addition to CalledProcessError and OSError), preventing cleanup() from leaving the sandbox in a zombie state when umount hangs beyond the timeout. - OverlaySandbox._mount_overlay() validates that overlay paths do not contain commas, which would corrupt the OverlayFS mount options string (comma is the mount option delimiter). - GitWorktreeSandbox.commit() now checks git diff return code so that a failed diff command raises CalledProcessError instead of silently concluding there are no changes and skipping the merge. - safe_restore cleanup of the temporary rollback container now runs in a finally block, preventing a temp directory leak when the rename fails and the exception is re-raised. - Fixed misleading BDD step name: "backup path that will cause copytree to fail" renamed to "backup path that will cause rename to fail" since safe_restore now uses os.rename. |
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feat(db): add correction_attempts table per specification DDL
Added CorrectionAttemptModel SQLAlchemy model with all spec-defined columns
(correction_attempt_id, plan_id, original_decision_id, new_decision_id,
mode, guidance, archived_artifacts_path, state, created_at, completed_at).
Added FK constraints to v3_plans and decisions tables. Created Alembic
migration and idx_corrections_plan index. Added repository layer for
CRUD operations.
Addressed code review feedback (rounds 1-12):
- Replaced Any type annotations with typed CorrectionAttemptRecord
signatures using TYPE_CHECKING imports.
- Replaced fragile time.sleep with deterministic timestamps.
- Added cascade deletion test with PRAGMA foreign_keys=ON.
- Changed update_state() to accept typed enum and datetime params.
- Added guidance non-empty validator with max_length=10_000.
- Added spec-aligned server_default for created_at column.
- Fixed timezone handling in to_domain() and from_domain().
- Added spec-defined lifecycle state transition validation via
validate_correction_state_transition() domain function.
- Improved FK-violation error messages in create() and update_state().
- Normalised timestamp to millisecond precision matching SQLite
server_default strftime('%f') output.
- Added auto-set completed_at on terminal transitions.
- Added CorrectionAttemptRecord field validators (strip, non-empty).
- Changed original_decision_id FK from CASCADE to RESTRICT matching
spec DDL default, preserving correction audit trail.
- Added input validation in update_state() for new_decision_id and
archived_artifacts_path (empty/whitespace rejection).
- Fixed dirty-session bug by moving validation before ORM mutations.
- Extracted _SQLITE_TIMESTAMP_MS_LEN constant for timestamp truncation.
Addressed thirteenth code review feedback:
- Changed InvalidCorrectionStateTransitionError base class from
DatabaseError to BusinessRuleViolation per CONTRIBUTING.md exception
semantics (state transition is a business rule, not a database error;
prevents incorrect retries by @database_retry decorator).
- Changed new_decision_id FK from SET NULL to RESTRICT matching the
spec DDL default (no ON DELETE clause) and consistent with the
RESTRICT approach used for original_decision_id.
- Changed update_state() input validation for new_decision_id and
archived_artifacts_path from DatabaseError to ValueError per
CONTRIBUTING.md argument validation guidelines.
- Defensive to_domain() coercion now defaults corrupted state to
'failed' (terminal) instead of 'pending', preventing re-execution
of completed/failed corrections with corrupted DB values.
- Extracted format_sqlite_timestamp() helper and SQLITE_TIMESTAMP_MS_LEN
public constant, removing duplicated timestamp formatting logic
between from_domain() and update_state().
- Added code comment explaining CASCADE on plan_id FK as a codebase
convention deviation from spec DDL default.
- Added BDD scenario verifying RESTRICT FK on original_decision_id
blocks decision deletion.
- Replaced weak cross-plan isolation test with stronger two-plan
scenario verifying list_by_plan returns only each plan's attempts.
- Fixed hardcoded assertion in step_check_archived_path to use
context variable.
- 45 BDD scenarios and 5 Robot integration tests.
Addressed fourteenth code review feedback:
- Added ORM-level relationship(cascade="all, delete-orphan") on
LifecyclePlanModel for CorrectionAttemptModel, consistent with all
other v3_plans child tables, ensuring ORM-level cascade deletes
work even when SQLite FK enforcement is disabled.
- Added defensive to_domain() coercion for corrupted guidance column
(defaults to "[corrupted]" with warning log), consistent with
existing mode/state coercion pattern.
- Added ValueError guard in format_sqlite_timestamp() rejecting naive
datetimes per CONTRIBUTING.md fail-fast argument validation.
- Fixed stale spec DDL line reference in CorrectionAttemptModel
docstring.
- Fixed duplicated docstring on SQLITE_TIMESTAMP_MS_LEN constant.
Addressed fifteenth code review feedback:
- Fixed update_state() to defensively handle corrupted DB state values
via try/except ValueError coercion to FAILED terminal state with
warning log, consistent with to_domain() defensive coercion pattern.
- Strengthened RESTRICT FK BDD assertion to verify exception type
(IntegrityError/DatabaseError) instead of only checking presence.
- Split multi-When/Then cross-plan isolation BDD scenario into
idiomatic single-When/Then scenarios per Gherkin best practice.
- 53 BDD scenarios (was 45) and 5 Robot integration tests.
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test: add TDD bug-capture test for #1038 — validation add --required flag (#1133)
## Summary Adds TDD bug-capture tests for bug #1038 — the `agents validation add` command is missing `--required`/`--informational` flags that the specification describes at line 22334 and in numerous walkthrough examples. ### Behave BDD Tests Four Behave BDD scenarios verify the correct expected behavior: 1. **`--required` flag is accepted** — invokes `validation add --config <file> --required` and asserts exit code 0 and mode `"required"` in output. 2. **`--informational` flag is accepted** — same pattern with `--informational`. 3. **`--required` overrides YAML config mode** — creates a YAML config with `mode: informational`, invokes with `--required`, and asserts the CLI output and service layer both reflect `mode: "required"`. 4. **`--informational` overrides YAML config mode** — creates a YAML config with `mode: required`, invokes with `--informational`, and asserts the CLI output and service layer both reflect `mode: "informational"`. ### Robot Framework Integration Tests Four Robot Framework integration tests exercise the same CLI paths as the Behave scenarios via a subprocess helper script: 1. **TDD Validation Add Required Flag Accepted** — verifies `--required` is recognised by the CLI. 2. **TDD Validation Add Informational Flag Accepted** — verifies `--informational` is recognised. 3. **TDD Validation Add Required Flag Overrides YAML Config** — verifies `--required` overrides a YAML config with `mode: informational`. 4. **TDD Validation Add Informational Flag Overrides YAML Config** — verifies `--informational` overrides a YAML config with `mode: required`. The helper script (`robot/helper_tdd_validation_required_flag.py`) uses `typer.testing.CliRunner` with mocked services, following the same pattern as other TDD Robot helpers (e.g., `helper_tdd_plan_apply_yes_flag.py`). ### Tags All scenarios (Behave and Robot) are tagged `@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_1038 @tdd_expected_fail`. Because the bug is still present, the underlying assertions fail (proving the bug exists) and the `@tdd_expected_fail` tag inverts the result so CI passes. Once bug #1038 is fixed, the tag must be removed. ### Spec Contradiction Note Rui Hu's investigation (issue #1038 comment #70755) found that the formal CLI reference (specification.md lines 9279–9290) does NOT include `--required`/`--informational` flags — they appear only in walkthrough examples and specification.md line 22334. Additionally, specification.md line 30761 states: "For entity registration commands (`actor add`, `skill add`, `tool add`, `validation add`, …), the YAML configuration file is the sole source of truth — the `--config` file fully defines the entity and no CLI override flags are accepted." The resolution may be to add the flags to the CLI OR to clean up the spec. This is documented in both the feature file header and step definition module docstring. ### Key Design Decisions - **YAML configs use flat `mode` key** — matches what `Validation.from_config()` actually reads (`config.get("mode", "required")`). The specification's Validation Configuration schema (specification.md line 34109) nests mode under a `validation` key, but the current `from_config()` reads a flat top-level `mode` key. A comment in the step definitions documents this discrepancy. - **Mock uses `side_effect = lambda v: v`** — the `register_tool` mock returns the actual Validation object passed by the CLI, so the CLI output reflects real CLI processing rather than hard-coded mock configuration. This prevents false positives where the mock masks an incomplete fix. - **False-positive guard** — the Then step verifying mode checks both CLI output (via `f"mode: {expected_mode}"` prefix match) AND `register_tool` call args to prevent the mock from masking an incomplete fix. - **Robot helper follows established pattern** — uses `typer.testing.CliRunner` with mocked `_get_tool_registry_service`, matching the pattern from `helper_tdd_plan_apply_yes_flag.py`. Reports real outcome (exit 0 + sentinel on bug fixed, exit 1 on bug present) and relies on `tdd_expected_fail_listener` for result inversion. - **Symmetric override scenarios** — both directions are tested: `--required` overriding informational YAML config, and `--informational` overriding required YAML config. - **Positional NAME omitted** — the bug report includes a positional NAME argument, but that is a separate spec inconsistency not under test here. - **Mutual exclusivity deferred** — testing what happens when both `--required` and `--informational` are passed simultaneously is deferred to the bug-fix PR for #1038. Closes #1102 Reviewed-on: cleveragents/cleveragents-core#1133 Reviewed-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <jeffrey.freeman@cleverthis.com> Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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tdd(cli): prevent actor list from triggering database updates (#1151)
## Summary - Fix bug #797: `agents actor list` no longer triggers database writes (`upsert_actor`, `set_default_actor`) by removing `ensure_built_in_actors()` from `ActorRegistry.list()` and `ActorRegistry.list_actors()` - Include TDD regression tests from #841 with `@tdd_expected_fail` removed per Bug Fix Workflow - Update three existing test suites that relied on the old behavior to call `ensure_built_in_actors()` explicitly ## Root Cause `ActorRegistry.list_actors()` and `ActorRegistry.list()` both unconditionally called `self.ensure_built_in_actors()` before delegating to the actor service. `ensure_built_in_actors()` iterates all configured providers and calls `_actor_service.upsert_actor()` for each — a database WRITE operation. It may also call `_actor_service.set_default_actor()` if no default exists — another WRITE. This means every read-only `agents actor list` command triggered database writes and could prompt for pending migrations on fresh checkouts. ## Changes ### Bug Fix - **`src/cleveragents/actor/registry.py`** — Removed `self.ensure_built_in_actors()` from `list()` and `list_actors()`. Both methods now delegate directly to the service layer without triggering writes. All write-heavy methods (`add`, `upsert_actor`, `get`, `get_actor`, `remove`, `remove_actor`, `set_default_actor`, `get_default_actor`) still call `ensure_built_in_actors()`. ### TDD Tests (from #841, `@tdd_expected_fail` removed) - **`features/tdd_actor_list_no_db_update.feature`** — 2 Behave scenarios verifying `upsert_actor` and `set_default_actor` are not called during `actor list` - **`features/steps/tdd_actor_list_no_db_update_steps.py`** — Step definitions - **`robot/tdd_actor_list_no_db_update.robot`** — 2 Robot Framework integration tests - **`robot/helper_tdd_actor_list_no_db_update.py`** — Robot helper script ### Test Adjustments Three existing test suites relied on the old (buggy) behavior where `list_actors()` called `ensure_built_in_actors()`: 1. **`features/consolidated_actor.feature`** — Scenario updated to explicitly call `ensure_built_in_actors()` before `list_actors()` 2. **`features/steps/tdd_actor_list_validation_steps.py`** + **`robot/helper_tdd_actor_list_validation.py`** (bug #592) — Updated to call `ensure_built_in_actors()` explicitly before CLI invocation 3. **`features/steps/actor_list_empty_steps.py`** (bug #592) — Updated with explicit `ensure_built_in_actors()` call and capturing upsert pattern ## Quality Gates | Gate | Result | |------|--------| | `nox -e lint` | ✅ Pass | | `nox -e typecheck` | ✅ Pass (0 errors) | | `nox -e unit_tests` | ✅ Pass (468 features, 12367 scenarios, 0 failures) | | `nox -e integration_tests` | ⚠️ 6 pre-existing failures (timeouts/OOM) | | `nox -e coverage_report` | ✅ 98% (>= 97% threshold) | The 6 integration test failures are pre-existing infrastructure issues (SIGTERM/SIGKILL timeouts) unrelated to this change: Container Resolve Crash (3), M3 E2E Verification (2), Resource CLI (1). Closes #797 Reviewed-on: cleveragents/cleveragents-core#1151 Reviewed-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <jeffrey.freeman@cleverthis.com> Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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test: add TDD bug-capture test for #1141 — session create persistence (#1144)
## Summary Adds TDD bug-capture coverage for bug #1141 (`session create` -> `session list` lifecycle) on metadata branch `tdd/m3-session-create-persist`. ### What changed - Added Behave bug-capture feature: `features/tdd_session_create_persist.feature` - Required tags: `@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_1141 @tdd_expected_fail` - Scenario path: `init --force --yes` -> `session list --format json` -> `session create` -> `session list --format json` - Added Behave step definitions: `features/steps/tdd_session_create_persist_steps.py` - Uses root CLI app (`cleveragents.cli.main:app`) for realistic command routing - Asserts expected list totals; underlying assertion intentionally fails while bug is present - Added Robot E2E bug-capture test: `robot/e2e/e2e_session_create_persist.robot` - Required tags: `E2E`, `tdd_expected_fail`, `tdd_bug`, `tdd_bug_1141` - Includes explicit in-file note to remove `tdd_expected_fail` when #1141 is fixed - Updated changelog (`CHANGELOG.md`, Unreleased) ### Notes - The issue subtask referenced `robot/e2e/e2e_session_lifecycle.robot`, which is not present on current `master`; equivalent E2E coverage is implemented in `robot/e2e/e2e_session_create_persist.robot`. - The branch was force-updated to remove stale merge-based history and keep an atomic, rebase-clean commit for this issue. ## Quality gates | Gate | Result | |---|---| | `nox -s lint` | ✅ pass | | `nox -s typecheck` | ✅ pass | | `nox -s unit_tests -- features/tdd_session_create_persist.feature` | ✅ pass (TDD inversion active; underlying assert fails) | | `nox -s integration_tests -- robot/e2e/e2e_session_create_persist.robot` | ✅ pass | | `nox -s e2e_tests` | ✅ pass | | `nox -s coverage_report` | ✅ pass (97.66173849218832%) | | `nox` (full default suite) | ✅ pass | ## Related issue Closes #1142 Reviewed-on: cleveragents/cleveragents-core#1144 Reviewed-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <jeffrey.freeman@cleverthis.com> Co-authored-by: Brent Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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test: add TDD bug-capture test for #1079 — project context set missing flag (#1130)
## Summary This PR adds TDD bug-capture tests for bug #1079 (`project context set` missing `--execution-env-priority` flag). Per the Bug Fix Workflow in CONTRIBUTING.md, the first step in fixing any bug is to write a test that proves the bug exists. ### What was done - **Behave unit tests** (6 scenarios in `features/project_context_set_exec_env_priority.feature`): - `project context set --execution-env-priority override` with `--execution-environment` should succeed and persist - `project context set --execution-env-priority fallback` with `--execution-environment` should succeed and persist - `--execution-env-priority` without `--execution-environment` should be rejected - Default to `fallback` when only `--execution-environment` is specified - Invalid `--execution-env-priority` value should be rejected - `project context show` should reflect persisted `execution_env_priority` in JSON output - **Robot integration tests** (3 test cases in `robot/project_context_set_exec_env_priority.robot`): - Override acceptance with persistence verification - Fallback acceptance with persistence verification - Full round-trip persistence check All tests are tagged `@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_1079 @tdd_expected_fail`. The underlying assertions fail (confirming the bug exists — `--execution-env-priority` is "No such option"), and the `@tdd_expected_fail` tag inverts the result so CI passes. ### Bug confirmed The `context_set()` function in `cleveragents.cli.commands.project_context` does not accept `execution_env_priority` as a parameter. The specification (§Execution Environment Routing, precedence table) requires this flag at precedence level 2 for project-level execution environment priority control. ### Quality gates | Gate | Result | |------|--------| | `nox -s lint` | PASS | | `nox -s typecheck` | PASS (0 errors) | | `nox -s unit_tests` | PASS (12236 scenarios, 0 failed) | | `nox -s integration_tests` | My 3 tests pass (13 pre-existing failures) | | `nox -s coverage_report` | PASS (98%, threshold 97%) | Closes #1100 Reviewed-on: cleveragents/cleveragents-core#1130 Reviewed-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <jeffrey.freeman@cleverthis.com> Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |
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feat(plan): implement real revert-mode re-execution from decision point (#1153)
## Summary Implements the full revert-mode re-execution pipeline from the specification (§ Correction Flow, Revert Mode), enabling `agents plan correct --mode=revert` to truly re-execute from the targeted decision point rather than only logically marking decisions as superseded. ### Changes - **Resource rollback**: `CorrectionService.execute_revert` now delegates to `CheckpointService.rollback_to_checkpoint` when a decision-aligned checkpoint exists, performing real `git reset --hard` in the sandbox. Gracefully degrades when checkpointing is unavailable. - **Reasoning rollback**: Extracts `actor_state_ref` from the target decision's `ContextSnapshot` for downstream LangGraph actor restoration. - **Guidance injection**: Generates a `user_intervention` decision ID for callers to record correction guidance in the decision tree. - **Phase transition**: Signals that the plan should re-enter Strategize via `phase_transition_target="strategize"` on the result. - **Model extension**: Added `checkpoint_restored`, `actor_state_ref`, `user_intervention_decision_id`, and `phase_transition_target` fields to `CorrectionResult` with backward-compatible defaults. - **Dispatch update**: `execute_correction` now accepts and forwards a `decisions` parameter. ### Design Approach Uses a signal-based architecture: rather than having `CorrectionService` directly manipulate plan state or LangGraph actors, the enhanced `execute_revert` returns signal fields on `CorrectionResult` that downstream consumers use for the full pipeline. This preserves separation of concerns. ### Tests - **Behave**: 16 new BDD scenarios in `features/revert_re_execution.feature` - **Robot**: 7 integration tests in `robot/revert_re_execution.robot` - **Coverage**: 98% (above 97% threshold) ### Quality Gates | Gate | Status | |------|--------| | `nox -s lint` | Pass | | `nox -s typecheck` | Pass (0 errors) | | `nox -s unit_tests` | Pass (12376 scenarios, 0 failed) | | `nox -s integration_tests` | Pass (1631 passed, 3 pre-existing failures #647) | | `nox -s e2e_tests` | Pass (37 passed) | | `nox -s coverage_report` | Pass (98%) | Closes #844 Reviewed-on: cleveragents/cleveragents-core#1153 Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com> |