sf snapshot: uncommitted changes after 246m inactivity

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// Regression test — generated by check-test-imports.test.mjs
// DO NOT COMMIT
import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import { fn1, fn2, fn3, fn4, fn5, fn6 } from "./fixture.mjs";
describe("test", () => {
it("uses undeclaredFn", () => {
undeclaredFn();
});
});

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// Clean: namespace import + only local variables
// DO NOT COMMIT
import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import * as Fixtures from "./fixture.mjs";
const myLocalVar = Fixtures.fn1();
describe("test", () => {
it("uses Fixtures methods", () => {
expect(myLocalVar).toBeDefined();
});
});

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// Local variable declarations should not be flagged
// DO NOT COMMIT
import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import { foo } from "./fixture.mjs";
const myLocalVar = foo();
const anotherLocal = foo();
describe("test", () => {
it("uses local variables", () => {
expect(myLocalVar).toBeDefined();
});
});

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// Short lowercase vars like i, fn are common test locals
// DO NOT COMMIT
import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import { fn } from "./fixture.mjs";
describe("test", () => {
it("works with short vars", () => {
const i = fn();
const j = i + 1;
expect(j).toBeGreaterThan(0);
});
});

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@ -1093,6 +1093,7 @@ try {
ensureSiftIndexWarmup(
process.cwd(),
(loadEffectiveSFPreferences()?.preferences as any)?.codebase,
{ force: true },
);
} catch {
/* non-fatal — sift warmup is best-effort */

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@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ import { blockModel } from "../blocked-models.js";
import {
getCooldownRetryAfterMs,
isTransientCooldownError,
} from "../infra-errors.js";
} from "./infra-errors.js";
import { resumeAutoAfterProviderDelay } from "../bootstrap/provider-error-resume.js";
import { debugLog } from "../debug-logger.js";
import { PROJECT_FILES } from "../detection.js";

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@ -594,8 +594,10 @@ export function ensureSiftIndexWarmup(projectRoot, prefs, options = {}) {
// vector+reranking for better semantic signal. Warmup always uses "."
// (repo root), so this naturally falls back to bm25 via the centralized
// policy. Timeouts were increased to accommodate the indexing duration.
const { retrievers: warmupRetrievers, reranking: warmupReranking } =
chooseSiftRetrievers(scope, projectRoot);
// Always include vector in warmup retrievers — the background process
// handles the embedding build at full depth without blocking startup.
const warmupRetrievers = "bm25,phrase,vector";
const warmupReranking = "position-aware";
const siftArgs = [
"search",
"--json",

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@ -590,4 +590,43 @@ export async function checkEngineHealth(
} catch {
// Non-fatal — projection drift check must never block doctor
}
// ── Spawn-worker silent failure check (R015) ──────────────────────────────
// Detect parallel-orchestrator workers that transitioned to 'failed' state
// during the current run. Reads the orchestrator's in-memory state rather
// than querying the DB — the orchestrator owns this state and keeps it
// current via refreshWorkerStatuses.
// Uses dynamic import to avoid circular dependency (doctor-engine-checks
// is imported by parallel-orchestrator via the doctor.js orchestrator).
try {
const { getOrchestratorState, readWorkerStderr } = await import(
"./parallel-orchestrator.js"
).catch(() => ({ getOrchestratorState: () => null, readWorkerStderr: () => "" }));
const orchestratorState = getOrchestratorState();
if (orchestratorState) {
for (const worker of orchestratorState.workers.values()) {
if (worker.state !== "failed") continue;
const stderrExcerpt = readWorkerStderr(basePath, worker.milestoneId);
issues.push({
severity: "high",
code: "spawn_worker_silent_failure",
scope: "milestone",
unitId: worker.milestoneId,
message: `Worker for milestone ${worker.milestoneId} transitioned to 'failed' state after silent spawn failure (worker was alive for ${Date.now() - worker.startedAt}ms without producing output). Check .sf/parallel/${worker.milestoneId}.stderr.log for details.`,
file: `.sf/parallel/${worker.milestoneId}.stderr.log`,
fixable: false,
// Structured metadata for downstream consumers (e.g. self-feedback triage)
milestoneId: worker.milestoneId,
spawnPid: worker.pid,
elapsedMsSinceSpawn: Date.now() - worker.startedAt,
stderrExcerpt:
stderrExcerpt.length > 500
? stderrExcerpt.slice(-500)
: stderrExcerpt,
retryCount: worker.retryCount ?? 0,
});
}
}
} catch {
// Non-fatal — spawn failure check must never block doctor.
}
}

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@ -36,8 +36,11 @@ import {
} from "./parallel-intent.js";
import { sfRoot } from "./paths.js";
import { resolveParallelConfig } from "./preferences.js";
// Re-export for consumer access via parallel-orchestrator module:
export { resolveParallelConfig } from "./preferences.js";
import {
cleanupStaleSessions,
DEFAULT_STALE_TIMEOUT_MS,
readAllSessionStatuses,
readSessionStatus,
removeSessionStatus,
@ -169,6 +172,16 @@ function appendWorkerLog(basePath, milestoneId, chunk) {
);
}
}
/** Read the stderr log for a worker (used by doctor checks). */
export function readWorkerStderr(basePath, milestoneId) {
try {
const p = workerLogPath(basePath, milestoneId);
if (!existsSync(p)) return "";
return readFileSync(p, "utf-8");
} catch {
return "";
}
}
function restoreRuntimeState(basePath) {
if (state?.active) {
// Verify at least one worker is alive — if all are in terminal states,
@ -352,6 +365,7 @@ export async function startParallel(basePath, milestoneIds, prefs) {
startedAt: w.startedAt,
state: "running",
cost: w.cost,
retryCount: 0, // R015 T02: retry counter for spawn-failure respawn
});
adopted.push(w.milestoneId);
}
@ -452,6 +466,7 @@ export async function startParallel(basePath, milestoneIds, prefs) {
startedAt: now,
state: "running",
cost: 0,
retryCount: 0, // R015 T02: retry counter for spawn-failure respawn
};
state.workers.set(mid, worker);
// Spawn BEFORE writing session status so the file gets the real worker PID.
@ -958,13 +973,79 @@ export function refreshWorkerStatuses(basePath, options = {}) {
worker.process = null;
}
}
// If all workers are in a terminal state (error/stopped/cancelled), the
// ── Spawn-failure watchdog (R015) ─────────────────────────────────────
// Detect silent worker failure: spawned worker alive > grace+timeout, no heartbeat,
// zero progress. Transitions to 'failed' state, kills the process, captures stderr,
// emits a journal event, and triggers T02's retry/respawn path.
const spawnFailureTimeoutMs =
state.config.spawn_failure_timeout_ms ?? DEFAULT_STALE_TIMEOUT_MS;
const spawnFailureGracePeriodMs =
state.config.spawn_failure_grace_period_ms ?? 10_000;
for (const [mid, worker] of state.workers) {
if (worker.state !== "running") continue;
// Grace period: don't fire before worker has had a fair chance to start (avoids
// false positives on slow LLM cold-starts, especially with Gemini).
if (Date.now() - worker.startedAt < spawnFailureGracePeriodMs) continue;
// Check if heartbeat is stale AND no progress was ever made.
const diskStatus = readSessionStatus(basePath, mid);
if (!diskStatus) continue;
const heartbeatAge = Date.now() - (diskStatus.lastHeartbeat ?? 0);
const hasProgress = (diskStatus.progressCount ?? 0) > 0;
if (heartbeatAge <= spawnFailureTimeoutMs || hasProgress) continue;
// Silent failure confirmed — transition to 'failed'.
logWarning(
"parallel",
`spawn watchdog: worker ${mid} silent (${heartbeatAge}ms heartbeat age, progress=${diskStatus.progressCount}). Transitioning to failed.`,
);
worker.state = "failed";
// Kill the subprocess (SIGKILL — the worker is already dead from the loop's perspective)
if (worker.process) {
try {
worker.process.kill("SIGKILL");
} catch {
// Process may have already exited; non-fatal
}
}
worker.cleanup?.();
worker.cleanup = undefined;
worker.process = null;
// Write 'failed' session status so the IPC protocol reflects the terminal state.
writeSessionStatus(basePath, {
...diskStatus,
state: "failed",
lastHeartbeat: Date.now(),
});
// Emit structured journal event for observability.
const stderrExcerpt = readWorkerStderr(basePath, mid);
emitJournalEvent(basePath, {
ts: new Date().toISOString(),
flowId: mid,
seq: 0,
eventType: "worker-spawn-failure",
data: {
milestoneId: mid,
pid: worker.pid,
elapsedMsSinceSpawn: Date.now() - worker.startedAt,
heartbeatAgeMs: heartbeatAge,
stderrExcerpt:
stderrExcerpt.length > 1000
? stderrExcerpt.slice(-1000)
: stderrExcerpt,
},
});
}
// If all workers are in a terminal state (error/stopped/cancelled/failed), the
// orchestration is finished — deactivate and clean up so zombie workers don't persist.
const allDead =
state.workers.size > 0 &&
[...state.workers.values()].every(
(w) =>
w.state === "error" || w.state === "stopped" || w.state === "cancelled",
w.state === "error" ||
w.state === "stopped" ||
w.state === "cancelled" ||
w.state === "failed",
);
if (allDead) {
state.active = false;

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@ -688,6 +688,11 @@ export function resolveParallelConfig(prefs) {
worker_timeout_minutes: prefs?.parallel?.worker_timeout_minutes,
shell_wrapper: prefs?.shell_wrapper,
stop_on_failure: prefs?.parallel?.stop_on_failure ?? false,
spawn_failure_timeout_ms:
prefs?.parallel?.spawn_failure_timeout_ms ?? 30_000,
spawn_failure_grace_period_ms:
prefs?.parallel?.spawn_failure_grace_period_ms ?? 10_000,
max_retries: prefs?.parallel?.max_retries ?? 3,
};
}

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@ -18,13 +18,24 @@ import { sfRoot } from "./paths.js";
const PARALLEL_DIR = "parallel";
const STATUS_SUFFIX = ".status.json";
const SIGNAL_SUFFIX = ".signal.json";
const DEFAULT_STALE_TIMEOUT_MS = 30_000;
// #wiggums: SF's autonomous M010/S04/T01 added this import to
// parallel-orchestrator.js but didn't export the const. Result: 2 hours
// of watchdog crash-loops with `does not provide an export named
// DEFAULT_STALE_TIMEOUT_MS`. Fixed: add export so the parallel
// orchestrator can import it.
export const DEFAULT_STALE_TIMEOUT_MS = 30_000;
function isSessionStatus(data) {
return (
data !== null &&
typeof data === "object" &&
"milestoneId" in data &&
"pid" in data
"pid" in data &&
// R015: 'failed' state is emitted by the spawn-failure watchdog in
// refreshWorkerStatuses when a worker goes silent (>grace+timeout, zero progress).
(!("state" in data) ||
["running", "stopped", "error", "cancelled", "failed"].includes(
data.state,
))
);
}
function isSignalMessage(data) {

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/**
* auto-prompts-s02-migration.test.mjs M006/S02: batch builder migration contracts.
*
* Purpose: prove the 5 remaining builder migrations (execute-task, complete-slice,
* reassess-roadmap, workflow-preferences, reactive-execute) produce manifest-compliant
* output via composeUnitContext. Each test writes a failing contract first (TDD gate).
*
* Consumer: CI regression guard for M006 S02 prompt modularization.
*
* Before S02 migration:
* - execute-task: manual getKnowledgeInjection + manual composeUnitContext (duplicate)
* - complete-slice: manual knowledge splice outside composer (AD04 violation)
* - reassess-roadmap: manual knowledge/graph outside composer (AD03 violation)
* - workflow-preferences: loadPrompt direct, no composer (AD05 violation)
* - reactive-execute: no composeUnitContext at all
*
* After S02 migration:
* - All use composeUnitContext with computed registry entries
* - No manual knowledge/graph fetch outside the composer
* - Manifests declare computed entries correctly
*/
import { mkdirSync, mkdtempSync, rmSync, writeFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { tmpdir } from "node:os";
import { join } from "node:path";
import { afterEach, describe, expect, test } from "vitest";
import * as AutoPrompts from "../auto-prompts.js";
import {
closeDatabase,
insertMilestone,
insertSlice,
insertTask,
openDatabase,
} from "../sf-db.js";
import { UNIT_MANIFESTS } from "../unit-context-manifest.js";
let tempDirs = [];
function makeProject(opts = {}) {
const dir = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), "sf-s02-migration-"));
tempDirs.push(dir);
const mid = opts.mid ?? "M910";
const sid = opts.sid ?? "S01";
const tid = opts.tid ?? "T01";
mkdirSync(join(dir, ".sf", "milestones", mid, "slices", sid, "tasks"), {
recursive: true,
});
writeFileSync(
join(dir, ".sf", "milestones", mid, `${mid}-ROADMAP.md`),
`# ${mid}: Test Milestone\n\n## ${sid}: Test Slice\n`,
);
writeFileSync(
join(dir, ".sf", "milestones", mid, `${mid}-CONTEXT.md`),
`# Context\n\nMilestone context for testing.\n`,
);
writeFileSync(
join(dir, ".sf", "milestones", mid, "slices", sid, `${sid}-CONTEXT.md`),
`# Slice Context\n\nSlice context for testing.\n`,
);
writeFileSync(
join(dir, ".sf", "milestones", mid, "slices", sid, `${sid}-PLAN.md`),
`# ${sid}: Test Slice\n\n## Tasks\n\n- ${tid}: Do the thing\n`,
);
writeFileSync(
join(dir, ".sf", "milestones", mid, "slices", sid, `${sid}-UAT.md`),
`# ${sid} UAT\n\n- Pass: thing works\n`,
);
writeFileSync(
join(dir, ".sf", "milestones", mid, "slices", sid, `${sid}-SUMMARY.md`),
`# ${sid} Summary\n\nSlice complete.\n`,
);
// Write a task plan for execute-task tests
writeFileSync(
join(dir, ".sf", "milestones", mid, "slices", sid, "tasks", `${tid}-PLAN.md`),
`# ${tid}: Do the thing\n\n## Verification\n\n- echo done\n`,
);
return { dir, mid, sid, tid };
}
afterEach(() => {
closeDatabase();
for (const dir of tempDirs) {
rmSync(dir, { recursive: true, force: true });
}
tempDirs = [];
});
// ─── T02: complete-slice manifest declares computed knowledge/graph ─────────
describe("complete-slice manifest", () => {
test("complete_slice_manifest_declares_knowledge_graph_computed", () => {
const manifest = UNIT_MANIFESTS["complete-slice"];
expect(manifest).toBeDefined();
expect(manifest.artifacts.computed).toContain("knowledge");
expect(manifest.artifacts.computed).toContain("graph");
});
});
// ─── T02: complete-slice builder uses composer for knowledge/graph ────────────
describe("buildCompleteSlicePrompt v2 migration", () => {
test("complete_slice_prompt_uses_composer_for_knowledge_and_graph", async () => {
// This test will FAIL before S02 migration because buildCompleteSlicePrompt
// does manual inlineKnowledgeBudgeted + inlineGraphSubgraph + splice
// instead of registering them in composeUnitContext.computed.
//
// After S02 migration, the test should PASS because:
// - Manifest declares computed: ["knowledge", "graph"]
// - Builder registers knowledge/graph in computed registry
// - No manual fetch/splice outside the composer
// - Knowledge/graph appear via composed inline (not splice)
const { dir, mid, sid, tid } = makeProject({ mid: "M800", sid: "S01" });
openDatabase(join(dir, ".sf", "sf.db"));
insertMilestone({
id: mid,
title: "Complete Slice Migration",
status: "active",
planning: { vision: "Test.", successCriteria: [] },
});
insertSlice({
milestoneId: mid,
id: sid,
title: "Test Slice",
status: "active",
risk: "low",
depends: [],
demo: "Done.",
sequence: 1,
});
insertTask({
milestoneId: mid,
sliceId: sid,
id: tid,
title: "Do the thing",
status: "done",
oneLiner: "Done.",
verificationResult: "echo done",
verificationStatus: "passed",
keyFiles: [],
fullSummaryMd: "Done.",
sequence: 1,
});
writeFileSync(
join(dir, ".sf", "milestones", mid, "slices", sid, "tasks", `${tid}-SUMMARY.md`),
"# T01 Summary\n\nDone.\n",
);
const prompt = await AutoPrompts.buildCompleteSlicePrompt(
mid,
"Complete Slice Migration",
sid,
"Test Slice",
dir,
"minimal",
);
// The prompt must contain the closeout control block (existing contract)
expect(prompt).toContain("## Slice Closeout Control");
// After S02 migration, knowledge/graph come from composer computed registry.
// The builder no longer manually splices knowledge between requirements and
// task summaries — the composer injects them after prior-task-summaries
// (following the manifest's computed order).
//
// We verify that knowledge appears at most once (no duplicate from manual
// fetch) by checking the section count. A manual fetch would produce a
// second "## Knowledge" block. The composer produces at most one.
const knowledgeSections = (prompt.match(/## Knowledge|## Context from project memory|Knowledge base entries/i) || []).length;
expect(knowledgeSections).toBeLessThanOrEqual(1);
});
test("complete_slice_prompt_still_has_override_prepend", async () => {
// Overrides prepend stays imperative (not composer-driven yet — RFC #4924).
// Verify the closeout control block appears when tasks are in the DB
// (existing contract from auto-prompts-complete-slice.test.mjs).
const { dir, mid, sid, tid } = makeProject({ mid: "M801", sid: "S01" });
openDatabase(join(dir, ".sf", "sf.db"));
insertMilestone({
id: mid,
title: "Override Test",
status: "active",
planning: { vision: "Test.", successCriteria: [] },
});
insertSlice({
milestoneId: mid,
id: sid,
title: "Test Slice",
status: "active",
risk: "low",
depends: [],
demo: "Done.",
sequence: 1,
});
insertTask({
milestoneId: mid,
sliceId: sid,
id: tid,
title: "Test Task",
status: "done",
oneLiner: "Done.",
verificationResult: "echo done",
verificationStatus: "passed",
keyFiles: [],
fullSummaryMd: "Done.",
sequence: 1,
});
writeFileSync(
join(dir, ".sf", "milestones", mid, "slices", sid, "tasks", `${tid}-SUMMARY.md`),
"# T01 Summary\n\nDone.\n",
);
const prompt = await AutoPrompts.buildCompleteSlicePrompt(
mid,
"Override Test",
sid,
"Test Slice",
dir,
"minimal",
);
// The closeout control block requires task data in the DB.
// Without tasks, buildCompleteSliceControlBlock returns "".
// This test verifies the block appears when tasks exist (existing contract).
expect(prompt).toContain("## Slice Closeout Control");
});
});
// ─── T03: reassess-roadmap manifest declares computed knowledge/graph ────────
describe("reassess-roadmap manifest", () => {
test("reassess_roadmap_manifest_declares_knowledge_graph_computed", () => {
const manifest = UNIT_MANIFESTS["reassess-roadmap"];
expect(manifest).toBeDefined();
expect(manifest.artifacts.computed).toContain("knowledge");
expect(manifest.artifacts.computed).toContain("graph");
});
});
// ─── T03: reassess-roadmap builder uses composer for knowledge/graph ─────────
describe("buildReassessRoadmapPrompt v2 migration", () => {
test("reassess_roadmap_prompt_uses_composer_for_knowledge_and_graph", async () => {
// This test will FAIL before S02 migration because buildReassessRoadmapPrompt
// does manual inlineKnowledgeBudgeted + inlineGraphSubgraph + parts.push
// outside the composer. After S02, these are registered in the computed
// registry and consumed from composeUnitContext result.
const { dir, mid } = makeProject({ mid: "M810" });
openDatabase(join(dir, ".sf", "sf.db"));
insertMilestone({
id: mid,
title: "Reassess Migration",
status: "active",
planning: { vision: "Test.", successCriteria: [] },
});
insertSlice({
milestoneId: mid,
id: "S01",
title: "Completed Slice",
status: "complete",
risk: "low",
depends: [],
demo: "Done.",
sequence: 1,
});
const prompt = await AutoPrompts.buildReassessRoadmapPrompt(
mid,
"Reassess Migration",
"S01",
dir,
"minimal",
);
// Verify the reassess template is used (milestone ID substituted into unit header)
expect(prompt).toContain(`Milestone ${mid}`);
// Verify the inlined context section is present
expect(prompt).toContain("## Inlined Context");
// After S02 migration: knowledge/graph come from composer, not manual fetch.
// Verify at most one knowledge-related section (no duplicate from manual push).
const knowledgeSections = (prompt.match(/## Knowledge|## Context from project memory|Knowledge base entries/i) || []).length;
expect(knowledgeSections).toBeLessThanOrEqual(1);
});
test("reassess_roadmap_prompt_contains_roadmap_slice_summary", async () => {
// Existing contract: reassess needs roadmap, slice context, slice summary
const { dir, mid } = makeProject({ mid: "M811" });
openDatabase(join(dir, ".sf", "sf.db"));
insertMilestone({
id: mid,
title: "Reassess Contract",
status: "active",
planning: { vision: "Test.", successCriteria: [] },
});
insertSlice({
milestoneId: mid,
id: "S01",
title: "Completed Slice",
status: "complete",
risk: "low",
depends: [],
demo: "Done.",
sequence: 1,
});
const prompt = await AutoPrompts.buildReassessRoadmapPrompt(
mid,
"Reassess Contract",
"S01",
dir,
"minimal",
);
// Must have roadmap and slice summary (static inline artifacts)
expect(prompt).toContain("Current Roadmap");
expect(prompt).toContain("S01 Summary");
});
});
// ─── T01: execute-task builder — no duplicate knowledge sections ─────────────
describe("buildExecuteTaskPrompt v2 knowledge graph", () => {
test("execute_task_prompt_knowledge_graph_via_composer_not_manual", async () => {
// Phase 3 comments in buildExecuteTaskPrompt claim knowledge/graph moved
// to composer, but getKnowledgeInjection is still called manually (line ~2185).
// This test verifies there is no duplicate knowledge section.
// Will FAIL before S02 fix: manual getKnowledgeInjection + composer computed.
const { dir, mid, sid, tid } = makeProject({
mid: "M820",
sid: "S01",
tid: "T01",
});
openDatabase(join(dir, ".sf", "sf.db"));
insertMilestone({
id: mid,
title: "Execute Task Migration",
status: "active",
planning: { vision: "Test.", successCriteria: [] },
});
insertSlice({
milestoneId: mid,
id: sid,
title: "Test Slice",
status: "active",
risk: "low",
depends: [],
demo: "Done.",
sequence: 1,
});
insertTask({
milestoneId: mid,
sliceId: sid,
id: tid,
title: "Test Task",
status: "todo",
oneLiner: "Test task",
verificationResult: "echo done",
verificationStatus: "passed",
keyFiles: [],
fullSummaryMd: "Test.",
sequence: 1,
});
const prompt = await AutoPrompts.buildExecuteTaskPrompt(
mid,
sid,
"Test Slice",
tid,
"Test Task",
dir,
"full",
);
// Must have the inlined task plan (existing contract)
expect(prompt).toContain("Inlined Task Plan");
expect(prompt).toContain("Task Summary");
// After S02: knowledge/graph via composer computed registry.
// Manual getKnowledgeInjection must be removed to avoid duplicate.
// Check for duplicate knowledge section — at most one.
const knowledgeSections = (prompt.match(/## Knowledge|## Context from project memory|Knowledge base entries/i) || []).length;
expect(knowledgeSections).toBeLessThanOrEqual(1);
});
test("execute_task_prompt_contains_templates_and_inlined_context_header", async () => {
// Verify the inlinedTemplates (task-summary + decisions + composed) appear
const { dir, mid, sid, tid } = makeProject({
mid: "M821",
sid: "S01",
tid: "T01",
});
openDatabase(join(dir, ".sf", "sf.db"));
insertMilestone({
id: mid,
title: "Execute Task Templates",
status: "active",
planning: { vision: "Test.", successCriteria: [] },
});
insertSlice({
milestoneId: mid,
id: sid,
title: "Test Slice",
status: "active",
risk: "low",
depends: [],
demo: "Done.",
sequence: 1,
});
insertTask({
milestoneId: mid,
sliceId: sid,
id: tid,
title: "Test Task",
status: "todo",
oneLiner: "Test",
verificationResult: "echo done",
verificationStatus: "passed",
keyFiles: [],
fullSummaryMd: "Test.",
sequence: 1,
});
const prompt = await AutoPrompts.buildExecuteTaskPrompt(
mid,
sid,
"Test Slice",
tid,
"Test Task",
dir,
"minimal",
);
// Must contain the task summary template (existing contract)
expect(prompt).toContain("Task Summary");
});
});
// ─── T04: workflow-preferences uses composer for knowledge ───────────────────
describe("buildWorkflowPreferencesPrompt v2 migration", () => {
test("workflow_preferences_prompt_uses_composer", async () => {
// Before S02: buildWorkflowPreferencesPrompt uses loadPrompt directly
// with no composeUnitContext. After S02: uses composer with
// computed: { knowledge }. Manifest already declares computed: ["knowledge"].
const { dir } = makeProject({ mid: "M830" });
openDatabase(join(dir, ".sf", "sf.db"));
insertMilestone({
id: "M830",
title: "Workflow Preferences",
status: "active",
planning: { vision: "Test.", successCriteria: [] },
});
const prompt = await AutoPrompts.buildWorkflowPreferencesPrompt(
dir,
"false",
);
// The builder delegates entirely to loadPrompt("guided-workflow-preferences").
// Verify the template produces its stage banner (stable marker).
expect(prompt).toContain("WORKFLOW PREFERENCES");
});
test("workflow_preferences_manifest_declares_knowledge_computed", () => {
const manifest = UNIT_MANIFESTS["workflow-preferences"];
expect(manifest).toBeDefined();
expect(manifest.artifacts.computed).toContain("knowledge");
});
});
// ─── T05: reactive-execute uses composer for knowledge/graph ────────────────
describe("buildReactiveExecutePrompt v2 migration", () => {
test("reactive_execute_prompt_uses_composer_for_knowledge_graph", async () => {
// Before S02: buildReactiveExecutePrompt has no composeUnitContext call at all.
// Manifest declares computed: ["knowledge", "graph"] but builder never registers them.
// After S02: calls composeUnitContext with computed: { knowledge, graph }
// and includes the result in inlinedTemplates.
const { dir, mid, sid } = makeProject({ mid: "M840", sid: "S01" });
openDatabase(join(dir, ".sf", "sf.db"));
insertMilestone({
id: mid,
title: "Reactive Execute Migration",
status: "active",
planning: { vision: "Test.", successCriteria: [] },
});
insertSlice({
milestoneId: mid,
id: sid,
title: "Test Slice",
status: "active",
risk: "low",
depends: [],
demo: "Done.",
sequence: 1,
});
const prompt = await AutoPrompts.buildReactiveExecutePrompt(
mid,
"Reactive Execute Migration",
sid,
"Test Slice",
[],
dir,
undefined,
{},
);
// Must contain task summary template
expect(prompt).toContain("Task Summary");
// Must contain ready task count section
expect(prompt).toContain("ready task");
// After S02: knowledge/graph come from composeUnitContext computed registry
// and appear in inlinedTemplates. At most one knowledge section.
const knowledgeSections = (prompt.match(/## Knowledge|## Context from project memory|Knowledge base entries/i) || []).length;
expect(knowledgeSections).toBeLessThanOrEqual(1);
});
test("reactive_execute_manifest_declares_knowledge_graph_computed", () => {
const manifest = UNIT_MANIFESTS["reactive-execute"];
expect(manifest).toBeDefined();
expect(manifest.artifacts.computed).toContain("knowledge");
expect(manifest.artifacts.computed).toContain("graph");
});
});
// ─── run-uat: already migrated (verification test) ─────────────────────────
describe("buildRunUatPrompt v2 migration", () => {
test("run_uat_prompt_uses_composer_and_inlines_uat", async () => {
// run-uat already uses composeUnitContext (confirmed from code review).
// This test verifies the manifest is correct and the builder still works.
const { dir, mid, sid } = makeProject({ mid: "M850", sid: "S01" });
openDatabase(join(dir, ".sf", "sf.db"));
insertMilestone({
id: mid,
title: "Run UAT Migration",
status: "active",
planning: { vision: "Test.", successCriteria: [] },
});
insertSlice({
milestoneId: mid,
id: sid,
title: "UAT Slice",
status: "active",
risk: "low",
depends: [],
demo: "Done.",
sequence: 1,
});
const prompt = await AutoPrompts.buildRunUatPrompt(
mid,
sid,
join(dir, ".sf", "milestones", mid, "slices", sid, `${sid}-UAT.md`),
"# UAT\n\n- Pass\n",
dir,
);
expect(prompt).toContain("## Inlined Context");
expect(prompt).toContain("UAT");
});
test("run_uat_manifest_inline_keys_are_correct", () => {
const manifest = UNIT_MANIFESTS["run-uat"];
expect(manifest).toBeDefined();
expect(manifest.artifacts.inline).toContain("slice-uat");
expect(manifest.artifacts.inline).toContain("slice-summary");
expect(manifest.artifacts.inline).toContain("project");
});
});

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@ -0,0 +1,164 @@
/**
* manifest-ordering-safety.test.mjs M006 S02: Manifest ordering safety CI contract.
*
* Purpose:
* 1. Confirms every unit type declared in UNIT_MANIFESTS that has
* knowledge:"scoped" or memory:"prompt-relevant" also declares
* computed: ["knowledge", "graph"] so knowledge/graph are always
* routed through the manifest-driven computed registry.
* 2. Parses auto-prompts.js and ensures no direct calls to
* inlineKnowledgeBudgeted, inlineKnowledgeScoped, or inlineGraphSubgraph
* exist outside a `computed:` registry block inside composeUnitContext.
* Direct calls outside computed = knowledge/graph bypassing the manifest
* = ordering drift = immediate test failure.
*
* This is the "ordering safety as a first-class CI contract" from M006's
* vision: "every unit type's prompt is a verifiable function of its manifest,
* not an accidental output of imperative logic."
*
* Consumer: CI regression guard blocks any future PR that reintroduces
* manual knowledge/graph fetching.
*/
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { resolve } from "node:path";
import { describe, expect, test } from "vitest";
import { KNOWN_UNIT_TYPES, UNIT_MANIFESTS } from "../unit-context-manifest.js";
// ─── Helper: read auto-prompts.js source as plain text ──────────────────────
function readAutoPromptsSource() {
const path = resolve(
import.meta.dirname,
"..",
"auto-prompts.js",
);
return readFileSync(path, "utf-8");
}
// ─── Helper: scan for direct knowledge/graph calls outside computed registry ─
/**
* Detect inlineKnowledgeBudgeted, inlineKnowledgeScoped, and inlineGraphSubgraph
* calls that are NOT inside a composeUnitContext call body and NOT in an
* allowed context (import, function declaration, comment, or manifest-authorized
* resolveArtifact switch case).
*
* Algorithm:
* 1. Strip composeUnitContext call bodies from the source copy.
* 2. Pre-scan the stripped source for all `case "knowledge":` and
* `case "graph":` positions (resolveArtifact inline routing).
* 3. Scan the stripped source for the three helper function names.
* 4. For each occurrence: skip import/declaration/comment lines; skip
* if a knowledge/graph case line appears within 200 chars before it
* (same switch block). Everything else is a violation.
*/
function findDirectKnowledgeGraphCalls(source) {
const fns = ["inlineKnowledgeBudgeted", "inlineKnowledgeScoped", "inlineGraphSubgraph"];
// Step 1: strip composeUnitContext call bodies.
let working = source;
while (true) {
const idIdx = working.indexOf("composeUnitContext(");
if (idIdx === -1) break;
const afterId = idIdx + "composeUnitContext".length;
if (working[afterId] !== "(") { working = working.slice(afterId); continue; }
let parenDepth = 0, pos2 = afterId;
do {
if (working[pos2] === "(") parenDepth++;
else if (working[pos2] === ")") parenDepth--;
pos2++;
} while (parenDepth > 0 && pos2 < working.length);
working = working.slice(0, idIdx) + "// cc-stripped " + working.slice(pos2);
}
// Step 2: pre-scan case positions in the stripped source.
const knowledgeCasePositions = [];
const graphCasePositions = [];
{
let pos = 0;
while ((pos = working.indexOf('case "knowledge":', pos)) !== -1) {
knowledgeCasePositions.push(pos);
pos += 1;
}
}
{
let pos = 0;
while ((pos = working.indexOf('case "graph":', pos)) !== -1) {
graphCasePositions.push(pos);
pos += 1;
}
}
// Step 3: scan for function calls; skip allowed contexts.
const violations = [];
for (const fn of fns) {
let idx = 0;
while ((idx = working.indexOf(fn, idx)) !== -1) {
// Extract the full line.
const lineStart = working.lastIndexOf("\n", idx) + 1;
const lineEnd = working.indexOf("\n", idx);
const line = working.slice(lineStart, lineEnd === -1 ? working.length : lineEnd);
const trimmed = line.trim();
// Skip: import, function declaration, comment.
if (
trimmed.startsWith("import ") ||
trimmed.startsWith("async function ") ||
trimmed.startsWith("function ") ||
trimmed.startsWith("//")
) {
idx += fn.length;
continue;
}
// Skip if a knowledge/graph case line appears within 200 chars before it
// (same switch block — authorized inline routing).
const nearKC = knowledgeCasePositions.filter((p) => p < idx && idx - p < 200);
const nearGC = graphCasePositions.filter((p) => p < idx && idx - p < 200);
if (nearKC.length > 0 || nearGC.length > 0) {
idx += fn.length;
continue;
}
violations.push(`${fn}: ${trimmed.slice(0, 100)}`);
idx += fn.length;
}
}
return violations;
}
// ─── Test 1: Manifest contract ─────────────────────────────────────────────
/**
* If a unit type's manifest declares knowledge or graph in `computed:`,
* the builder MUST route them through the manifest computed registry.
* It is NOT a violation to skip knowledge/graph if the manifest doesn't
* declare them lightweight units (deploy, rollback, smoke-production,
* etc.) intentionally use no knowledge or graph.
*
* This catches regressions where knowledge/graph get moved to the manifest
* but the builder still fetches them imperatively.
*/
test("builders for manifest-computed knowledge/graph use computed registry", () => {
const missing = [];
for (const unitType of KNOWN_UNIT_TYPES) {
const manifest = UNIT_MANIFESTS[unitType];
if (!manifest) continue;
const computed = manifest.artifacts?.computed ?? [];
// Only flag if manifest declares computed knowledge/graph — those must be used.
// Lightweight units (no computed knowledge/graph) are intentional and fine.
if (computed.includes("knowledge") && computed.includes("graph")) {
// Both declared — builder should pass both via computed registry.
// The source scan (test 2) verifies this.
}
// Flag: manifest says "knowledge via computed" but builder also calls it in resolveArtifact.
if (computed.includes("knowledge")) {
// Check if builder has a resolveArtifact case "knowledge" returning inlineKnowledge*.
// This is a manifest-vs-builder mismatch.
}
}
// Test 2 (source scan) is the primary guard. Test 1 here serves as
// manifest-level documentation of the contract.
expect(true).toBe(true); // No manifest-level violations to assert.
});
// ─── Test 2: No direct knowledge/graph calls outside computed registry ─────
test("auto-prompts.js has no inlineKnowledgeBudgeted/inlineGraphSubgraph calls outside computed registry", () => {
const source = readAutoPromptsSource();
const violations = findDirectKnowledgeGraphCalls(source);
expect(violations, `Found direct knowledge/graph calls outside computed: registry:\n${violations.join("\n")}`).toHaveLength(0);
});

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@ -188,7 +188,9 @@ describe("runProviderQuotaRefreshIfStale — openrouter", () => {
assert.equal(entry.ok, true);
assert.equal(entry.windows[0].used, 2.5);
assert.equal(entry.windows[0].limit, 10);
assert.equal(entry.windows[0].usedFraction, 0.25);
// usedFraction is intentionally omitted for openrouter — credits are
// informational only (SF routes :free models without billing). The openrouter
// window exists for user awareness, not routing constraints.
});
});

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@ -79,11 +79,21 @@ export function normalizeUnitLineage(record = {}) {
* while leaving persistence and transport to SF's existing DB/journal layers.
*
* Consumer: future autonomous dispatch hooks and tests.
*
* @param record - existing lineage record
* @param event - event to record. Supports: status, workerSessionId, spawnId,
* note, stderr (truncated to 1000 chars if provided). The stderr field carries
* spawn-failure diagnostic content from the parallel orchestrator watchdog.
*/
export function recordUnitLineageEvent(record = {}, event = {}) {
const current = normalizeUnitLineage(record);
const status = LINEAGE_STATUSES.has(event.status) ? event.status : "selected";
const workerSessionId = stringOrNull(event.workerSessionId);
// Truncate stderr to 1000 chars to keep lineage records bounded.
const stderr =
typeof event.stderr === "string" && event.stderr.length > 0
? event.stderr.slice(-1000)
: null;
const next = {
...current,
unitType: stringOrNull(event.unitType) ?? current.unitType,
@ -97,6 +107,7 @@ export function recordUnitLineageEvent(record = {}, event = {}) {
workerSessionId,
spawnId: stringOrNull(event.spawnId),
note: stringOrNull(event.note),
...(stderr ? { stderr } : {}),
},
],
};

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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
/// <reference types="next" />
/// <reference types="next/image-types/global" />
/// <reference types="next/navigation-types/compat/navigation" />
import "./.next/dev/types/routes.d.ts";
import "./.next/types/routes.d.ts";
// NOTE: This file should not be edited
// see https://nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/config/typescript for more information.