feat(hybrid): Enhanced checkpoint system for multi-agent orchestration#29
feat(hybrid): Enhanced checkpoint system for multi-agent orchestration#29
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This commit addresses all issues raised in the code review for PR #11: **Code Quality Improvements:** - Remove unused type imports from beads-service.test.ts - Remove unused _loadIssues parameter from useBeadsActions hook - Remove unused _currentProject parameter from useBeadsColumnIssues hook - Remove unused loadIssues variable from beads-view.tsx **Performance Optimization:** - Memoize getBlockingCounts calculation in BeadsKanbanBoard to avoid O(n²) complexity - Use useMemo to cache blocking counts map and recalculate only when issues change **Documentation Improvements:** - Update json-parser.ts documentation to clarify that type parameter is for TypeScript casting only, not runtime validation - Update BEADS_AUDIT_REPORT.md to reflect that basic unit tests have been added **Security Enhancements:** - Apply strictLimiter (5 req/min) to /api/setup endpoint - Apply strictLimiter (5 req/min) to /api/settings endpoint - These sensitive endpoints now have stricter rate limiting **Validation Improvements:** - Add refinement to listBeadsIssuesFiltersSchema to ensure priorityMin <= priorityMax - Adds clear error message when priority range is invalid **Feature Completeness:** - Add parentIssueId support to BeadsService.createIssue method - Pass --parent flag to bd CLI when parentIssueId is provided - Add parentIssueId validation to createBeadsIssueSchema All changes pass ESLint with no warnings. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ardize GitHub CLI PATH This commit resolves three interconnected issues identified through comprehensive agent research and tracked via Beads issues DevFlow-iyo, DevFlow-55v, DevFlow-xh4. **Beads API Routes (DevFlow-iyo)**: - Register 3 missing API routes: GET /show/:id, POST /connect, POST /sync - Fix validation regex bug: add missing quantifier and closing bracket - Fix database path inconsistency: data.db → beads.db **Claude CLI Installation (DevFlow-55v)**: - Add retry logic with exponential backoff (4 retries, 3s→10.5s delays) - Increase initial PATH wait time from 2s to 3s - Add detailed console logging for debugging installation issues **GitHub CLI PATH Configuration (DevFlow-xh4)**: - Create centralized github-cli-path.ts utility - Add Windows support (Git, GitHub CLI, Scoop paths) - Use proper path separators for each platform (: vs ;) - Update 3 files to use centralized configuration All quality checks passed: zero linting errors, zero TypeScript errors. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Enhance Beads integration with better diagnostics and error handling. Improve terminal connection reliability with WebSocket error handling. Refine UI styling with consistent scrollbars across themes. Add settings navigation visual improvements and CLI installation feedback. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…loading - Remove unused platform variables in github-cli-path.ts - Add flexible .env loading from project root and current directory - Add PR creation documentation and helper script 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add rate limiting to all API endpoints (apiLimiter, strictLimiter, healthLimiter, beadsLimiter) - Fix TypeScript type errors in rate-limiter.ts with proper RateLimitFunction type - Remove unused variables in github-cli-path.ts (path, isMac, isLinux) - Remove unused 'verified' variable in install-claude.ts - Add check-dependencies.sh script for dependency health monitoring All endpoints now have appropriate rate limiting protection. Sensitive routes (setup, settings) use stricter limits. All TypeScript and ESLint checks pass. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove temporary PR documentation files (CREATE_PR_INSTRUCTIONS.md, PR_CREATION_SUMMARY.md, PR_DESCRIPTION.md) - Simplify create-pr.sh script with inline PR description - Reorganize .claude/settings.json structure and enable additional plugins (typescript-lsp, greptile, sentry) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore: Complete DevFlow rebranding - Update README.md with DevFlow branding (fork of Automaker) - Update CLAUDE.md with DevFlow branding - Update package.json with DevFlow description and repository - Update apps/ui/package.json with DevFlow branding: - Change productId to com.devflow.app - Change productName to DevFlow - Change executableName to devflow - Update homepage and repository URLs - Keep @automaker/* package scope for workspace compatibility 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat: Add orchestrator service with Vibe-Kanban integration This commit adds the complete orchestrator system for autonomous AI development workflow management: New Services: - orchestrator-service.ts: Main autonomous workflow orchestrator - vibe-kanban-client.ts: MCP bridge for Vibe-Kanban operations - research-service.ts: Coordinates Greptile + Exa research - pr-review-service.ts: PR comment analysis with AI - exa-research-client.ts: Web research via Exa - greptile-client.ts: Semantic code search - claude-settings-service.ts: Claude settings management New Libraries: - mcp-bridge.ts: MCP server bridge utilities - orchestrator-state-machine.ts: State machine with validated transitions New Routes: - /orchestrator/*: Orchestrator control endpoints - /claude-settings/*: Claude settings endpoints Types: - orchestrator.ts: Complete orchestrator type definitions Docs: - SETTINGS_GUIDE.md: Comprehensive settings documentation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore: Update settings and wire up orchestrator in main server - Update .claude/settings.json with orchestrator configuration - Update .env.example with orchestrator environment variables - Wire up orchestrator service in main server index.ts - Update github-pr-watcher with DevFlow repository references - Add orchestrator event types to event.ts - Export orchestrator types from index.ts 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix TypeScript errors and improve type safety across services - Add missing event types (mcp:tool-call, mcp:tool-success, mcp:tool-error, orchestrator:workspace-started/failed) - Export EngineRegistry class from providers/registry - Make getCapabilities return type optional (allows undefined) - Add index signature to CursorMetadata interface - Remove non-existent pr-comment-handler route import - Fix agent-monitor to use dynamic import for better-sqlite3 - Fix orchestrator-service to use correct OrchestratorTaskState values - Fix vibe-kanban-client to cast MCP tool results properly - Fix greptile-client searchComments return type - Fix claude-provider to handle array prompts for CLI mode - Make claudeAuthMethod required in GlobalSettings - Use providerRegistry singleton instead of EngineRegistry class in routes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
I've prepared a comprehensive update for PR #25, but I'm unable to reach GitHub's API due to network connectivity issues. Here's what I've created: ### PR Title: ``` feat: Add Vibe Kanban Review Watcher for automated code quality iteration ``` ### PR Description: A detailed description covering: - **Summary**: Overview of the Review Watcher service - **Changes Made**: Detailed breakdown of all components (service, routes, integration) - **Why This Matters**: 5 key benefits of the feature - **Implementation Details**: Configuration options, event types, MCP integration points - **Files Added/Modified**: Complete list with line counts - **Testing**: Error handling and architecture details - **Future Enhancements**: Next steps for the feature ### Files Created: 1. **`pr_title.txt`** - The new PR title 2. **`pr_description.md`** - The full PR description 3. **`.github/update-pr-25.sh`** - Script to update the PR when connectivity is restored ### To Update PR Manually: When network connectivity is restored, you can either: 1. **Run the script**: `./.github/update-pr-25.sh` 2. **Or use gh CLI directly**: ```bash gh pr edit 25 --title "feat: Add Vibe Kanban Review Watcher for automated code quality iteration" --body-file pr_description.md ``` The PR description includes a note at the end crediting **[Vibe Kanban](https://vibekanban.com)** as specified.
Add new EventType definitions for HYBRID orchestration services: - Review watcher events (8 types) - Agent monitor events (9 types) - Telemetry events (8 types) Add planning documentation: - docs/HYBRID_ORCHESTRATION_PLAN.md - Implementation roadmap - docs/multi-provider-research.md - Multi-provider research Part of HYBRID orchestration implementation. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t orchestration - Add CheckpointService with full CRUD operations - Add SharedAgentState with pub/sub support and transactions - Add CheckpointMetadata with lineage tracking and diff/merge - Integrate recovery logic into AutoModeService - Add comprehensive unit tests (13 tests, all passing) - Add complete documentation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add detectFailedAgents() for timeout/stuck detection - Add recoverAgent() for checkpoint-based recovery - Add rollbackFeature() for state rollback - Add createCheckpointForFeature() for manual checkpoints 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Note Other AI code review bot(s) detectedCodeRabbit has detected other AI code review bot(s) in this pull request and will avoid duplicating their findings in the review comments. This may lead to a less comprehensive review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR transforms DevFlow by introducing comprehensive autonomous workflow orchestration infrastructure. It adds checkpoint and recovery systems, a state machine for task lifecycle management, MCP bridge integration for tool invocation, shared agent state management, and new services for research, PR analysis, and Kanban board integration. Branding is updated throughout from Automaker to DevFlow, and the provider registry is refactored for clarity. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant OrchestratorService
participant OrchestratorStateMachine
participant ResearchService
participant ExaResearchClient
participant GreptileClient
participant VibeKanbanClient
participant MCPBridge
Client->>OrchestratorService: start()
activate OrchestratorService
OrchestratorService->>VibeKanbanClient: connect()
OrchestratorService->>ExaResearchClient: connect()
OrchestratorService->>GreptileClient: connect()
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note over OrchestratorService,GreptileClient: Research Phase (Phase 1)
OrchestratorService->>ResearchService: conductResearch(feature)
activate ResearchService
par Parallel Research Tasks
ResearchService->>GreptileClient: semanticSearch(query)
GreptileClient->>MCPBridge: callTool('greptile_search')
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ResearchService->>ExaResearchClient: webSearch(query)
ExaResearchClient->>MCPBridge: callTool('exa_search')
end
ResearchService-->>OrchestratorService: synthesized recommendations + subtasks
deactivate ResearchService
end
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note over OrchestratorService,VibeKanbanClient: Task Management & Tracking
OrchestratorService->>OrchestratorStateMachine: transition(taskId, 'research' → 'in_progress')
OrchestratorStateMachine-->>OrchestratorService: valid transition
OrchestratorService->>VibeKanbanClient: createTask(subtask)
OrchestratorService->>VibeKanbanClient: updateTask(taskId, status)
end
Client->>OrchestratorService: getState()
OrchestratorService-->>Client: current state + tracked tasks
deactivate OrchestratorService
sequenceDiagram
participant AutoModeService
participant CheckpointService
participant SharedAgentState
participant CheckpointMetadataManager
AutoModeService->>AutoModeService: detectFailedAgents()
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note over AutoModeService,CheckpointMetadataManager: Recovery Workflow
AutoModeService->>CheckpointService: listCheckpoints(featureId)
CheckpointService-->>AutoModeService: available checkpoints
AutoModeService->>CheckpointService: restoreCheckpoint(checkpointId)
activate CheckpointService
CheckpointService-->>AutoModeService: checkpoint metadata + state
deactivate CheckpointService
AutoModeService->>SharedAgentState: setState(agentId, restored state)
AutoModeService->>CheckpointMetadataManager: getLineage(checkpointId)
CheckpointMetadataManager-->>AutoModeService: ancestor/descendant chain
end
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note over AutoModeService,CheckpointMetadataManager: Checkpoint Creation
AutoModeService->>SharedAgentState: getAllState()
SharedAgentState-->>AutoModeService: current full state
AutoModeService->>CheckpointService: createCheckpoint(agents, state)
CheckpointService-->>AutoModeService: new checkpoint metadata
AutoModeService->>CheckpointMetadataManager: createBranch(checkpointId, branchName)
CheckpointMetadataManager-->>AutoModeService: branch created
end
Estimated code review effort🎯 5 (Critical) | ⏱️ ~120 minutes This PR introduces a substantial, multi-layered orchestration system spanning approximately 15+ new service classes, complex state management with checkpoints and transactions, event-driven architecture extensions, and deep integrations across MCP, GitHub, Vibe-Kanban, Exa, and Greptile. The changes exhibit high logic density, multiple interdependent modules, and require careful validation of control flow, error handling, and event emission patterns across the orchestrator lifecycle. Possibly related PRs
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Summary of ChangesHello @0xtsotsi, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request significantly enhances the multi-agent orchestration capabilities of the DevFlow autonomous AI development studio by introducing a robust checkpoint system. This system provides agents with the ability to persist and restore their operational state, enabling advanced recovery from failures, precise version control, and the management of parallel development branches. It lays the groundwork for more resilient and sophisticated autonomous workflows, ensuring continuity and traceability in agent-driven development. Highlights
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This is a substantial pull request that introduces a sophisticated checkpoint and orchestration system for multi-agent workflows, along with a significant rebranding from Automaker to DevFlow. The new services for orchestration, checkpointing, research, and client interactions are well-structured and lay a strong foundation for autonomous development. The use of state machines, event-driven architecture, and abstraction layers like the MCP bridge is commendable.
However, there are several critical issues that need to be addressed. I've found a hardcoded absolute path and a hardcoded API key, which are significant security and portability concerns. More importantly, some core functionalities of the new checkpoint system, such as createCheckpoint and diffCheckpoints, are currently implemented as placeholders and do not provide the described functionality. This severely limits the utility of the new recovery and rollback features. I've also noted some areas where the implementation could be more robust, such as in object comparison and configuration file management.
My review provides detailed feedback on these points with suggestions for improvement. Addressing these issues will be crucial to making the new checkpoint system functional and secure.
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This configuration contains a hardcoded absolute local path (/home/oxtsotsi/Webrnds/DevFlow). This will cause the setup to fail for any other developer or in any other environment. Configuration files, even examples, should use placeholders or relative paths to ensure portability.
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The createCheckpoint method currently creates checkpoints with empty taskHistory and filesModified arrays, as indicated by the comments. This means the created checkpoints do not contain the actual state of the agent's progress and are not useful for recovery or rollback. To make the checkpoint system functional, this method needs to be updated to gather and save the real-time state of the feature execution, including the history of completed tasks and the list of files that have been modified.
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A hardcoded API key has been found. Storing secrets directly in the source code is a critical security vulnerability. This key could be exposed and misused. It should be removed and loaded from a secure source, such as environment variables, which is a common practice already used elsewhere in this project.
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The permissions mcp__github__* and mcp__git__* are extremely broad, granting the agent access to all available github and git MCP tools. While this might be necessary for some autonomous tasks, it poses a significant security risk. It's recommended to specify the exact tools needed instead of using wildcards to follow the principle of least privilege. If all tools are indeed required, it would be beneficial to add a comment explaining the necessity for such broad permissions.
| async diffCheckpoints(checkpointId1: string, checkpointId2: string): Promise<CheckpointDiff> { | ||
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The diffCheckpoints implementation is a placeholder. It identifies files as 'added', 'deleted', or 'modified' based only on their presence in the filesModified lists of the two checkpoints. It doesn't perform a content-level diff. A file present in both lists is marked as 'modified' without checking if its content actually changed. This is misleading and limits the utility of the diff feature. For a meaningful diff, you should consider comparing file hashes or actual content.
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Using JSON.stringify for object comparison is not reliable. It can fail for objects with keys in a different order, and it handles undefined values in ways that might not be expected (they are omitted). This could lead to unnecessary state updates and notifications. For robust object comparison, consider using a dedicated deep-equality library (like fast-deep-equal) or implementing a more thorough comparison function.
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Manually parsing and updating the .env file by splitting lines is brittle. This approach can easily break with more complex .env files that include comments, quoted values, or multi-line variables. It would be more robust to use a dedicated library for handling .env files, such as dotenv-expand or dotenv-parse-variables, to ensure correct parsing and writing.
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Parsing structured data from a free-text description by matching string prefixes like **Parent Task:** is fragile. Any small change in the description format will break this logic. Consider using a more robust method for storing and retrieving metadata, such as using a dedicated JSON field in the task data, or using front-matter within the description text.
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apps/server/src/services/agent-monitor.ts (1)
428-436: Type inconsistency:parentIdfilter type doesn't match implementation.The TypeScript type at line 433 declares
parentId?: string, which allowsstring | undefined. However, the implementation at lines 460-467 explicitly checks for and handlesnull:if (filters?.parentId !== undefined) { if (filters.parentId === null) { query += ' AND parent_id IS NULL'; } else { query += ' AND parent_id = ?'; params.push(filters.parentId); } }The null-checking branch (lines 461-462) is unreachable based on the current type signature. Update the type to match the implementation:
getAgents(filters?: { status?: AgentStatus; engine?: string; featureId?: string; beadsId?: string; - parentId?: string; + parentId?: string | null; limit?: number; offset?: number; }): AgentRecord[] {This aligns with the
AgentRecordinterface whereparentId: string | null, allowing callers to explicitly query for agents where parent is null.
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apps/server/src/services/pr-review-service.ts-474-497 (1)
474-497: Fix parameter type inconsistency.The
prNumberparameter is typed asstring, but all other methods in this class usenumberfor PR numbers. This inconsistency breaks type safety.🔎 Proposed fix
/** * Format analysis as markdown for posting to Vibe-Kanban */ - formatAnalysisAsMarkdown(prNumber: string, analyses: CommentAnalysisWithFix[]): string { + formatAnalysisAsMarkdown(prNumber: number, analyses: CommentAnalysisWithFix[]): string { const lines = [ `# PR #${prNumber} Review Analysis`, '',apps/server/src/services/pr-review-service.ts-353-371 (1)
353-371: Fix regex pattern for file extension matching.The regex pattern on Line 357 has incorrect grouping. The expression
\.ts|tsx|js|jsx|jsonmatches.tsORtsxORjsORjsxORjsonanywhere in the string, rather than matching file extensions. This will produce false positives.🔎 Proposed fix
private extractFilesFromComment(body: string): string[] { const files: string[] = []; // Match file paths like `src/file.ts` or "src/file.ts" - const fileRegex = /[`"]([a-zA-Z0-9_./]+\.ts|tsx|js|jsx|json)[`"]/g; + const fileRegex = /[`"]([a-zA-Z0-9_./]+\.(ts|tsx|js|jsx|json))[`"]/g; let match; while ((match = fileRegex.exec(body)) !== null) { files.push(match[1]); } // Also look for patterns like "in X" where X might be a file const inRegex = /in\s+([a-zA-Z0-9_./]+\.[a-z]+)/gi; while ((match = inRegex.exec(body)) !== null) { files.push(match[1]); } return [...new Set(files)]; // Deduplicate }apps/server/src/routes/claude-settings/index.ts-176-200 (1)
176-200: Validate environment variable value type.Line 181 only checks if
valueisundefined, but doesn't validate that it's a string. Non-string values could cause issues when written to the.envfile.🔎 Proposed fix
const { key } = req.params; const { value } = req.body; - if (value === undefined) { + if (value === undefined || typeof value !== 'string') { res.status(400).json({ success: false, - error: 'value is required', + error: 'value must be a string', }); return; }apps/server/src/routes/claude-settings/index.ts-49-62 (1)
49-62: Add input validation for settings updates.The
PUT /claude-settingsendpoint passesreq.bodydirectly toupdateSettingswithout validation. This could allow clients to inject unexpected fields or malformed data. Consider:
- Validating the request body against the
ClaudeSettingsinterface- Using the existing
validateSettingsmethod from the service- Returning a 400 error for invalid input before attempting the update
🔎 Proposed validation
router.put('/', async (req: Request, res: Response): Promise<void> => { try { + const validation = settingsService.validateSettings(req.body); + if (!validation.valid) { + res.status(400).json({ + success: false, + error: 'Invalid settings', + errors: validation.errors, + }); + return; + } const updated = settingsService.updateSettings(req.body); res.json({ success: true, settings: updated, });Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
apps/server/src/lib/mcp-bridge.ts-200-210 (1)
200-210: Returningsuccess: truewhen no invoker may mask configuration issues.When
__MCP_INVOKE__is not defined, the bridge returns{ success: true, data: null }. Callers may interpret this as a successful tool call, potentially causing silent failures downstream. Consider returningsuccess: falsewith a descriptive message, or making this behavior configurable.🔎 Suggested fix
// Placeholder: Return success with null data - // This allows the orchestrator to continue even when MCP tools aren't fully wired console.warn( `[MCPBridge] No global MCP invoker found, returning placeholder result for ${toolName}` ); return { - success: true, - data: null, + success: false, + error: 'MCP invoker not configured - tool call not executed', };If the current behavior is intentional for graceful degradation, document this clearly and add a configuration option:
export interface MCPToolCallOptions { timeout?: number; throwOnError?: boolean; allowPlaceholderResult?: boolean; // New option }apps/server/tests/unit/services/checkpoint-service.test.ts-11-17 (1)
11-17:vi.mockshould be at module level, not insidebeforeEach.Vitest hoists
vi.mock()calls to the top of the file regardless of where they're placed. Putting it insidebeforeEachis misleading and won't re-mock on each test. Move the mock declaration to the module level.🔎 Proposed fix
import { rm } from 'fs/promises'; import path from 'path'; +// Mock secure-fs module (hoisted to top by Vitest) +vi.mock('@/lib/secure-fs.js'); + describe('CheckpointService', () => { const testProjectPath = '/tmp/test-checkpoint-project'; let service: CheckpointService; beforeEach(async () => { vi.clearAllMocks(); service = new CheckpointService(testProjectPath); - - // Mock fs operations - vi.mock('@/lib/secure-fs.js'); });apps/server/src/routes/orchestrator/index.ts-93-108 (1)
93-108: Add input validation for configuration updates.The
req.bodyis passed directly toupdateConfigwithout any validation. This could allow malformed or malicious configuration to be set. Consider adding schema validation using a library likezodor at minimum type-checking critical fields.🔎 Suggested approach
+import { z } from 'zod'; + +const configSchema = z.object({ + pollIntervalMs: z.number().positive().optional(), + maxConcurrentTasks: z.number().int().positive().optional(), + // Add other config fields as needed +}).strict(); + router.put('/config', async (req: Request, res: Response): Promise<void> => { try { + const parseResult = configSchema.safeParse(req.body); + if (!parseResult.success) { + res.status(400).json({ + success: false, + error: parseResult.error.message, + }); + return; + } const orchestrator = getOrchestratorService(events); - orchestrator.updateConfig(req.body); + orchestrator.updateConfig(parseResult.data);Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
apps/server/src/services/greptile-client.ts-245-259 (1)
245-259: Missing MCP availability check intriggerCodeReview.Same issue as
getPRAnalysis- should checkbridge.isAvailable()before calling the tool.apps/server/src/lib/shared-agent-state.ts-72-85 (1)
72-85: Bug: Transaction state check fails for explicitly setundefinedvalues.Using
transactionState.get(key) !== undefinedcannot distinguish between "key not in transaction" and "key explicitly set to undefined in transaction". Usehas()to check existence.Proposed fix
getState<T extends StateValue>(key: StateKey): T | undefined { // If in transaction, check transaction state first if (this.transactionActive) { if (this.transactionDeletes.has(key)) { return undefined; } - const transactionValue = this.transactionState.get(key); - if (transactionValue !== undefined) { - return transactionValue as T; + if (this.transactionState.has(key)) { + return this.transactionState.get(key) as T; } } return this.state.get(key) as T | undefined; }apps/server/src/services/greptile-client.ts-222-237 (1)
222-237: Inconsistent error handling:getPRAnalysisthrows but doesn't check MCP availability.Unlike
semanticSearch(lines 189-194) which returns empty results when MCP is unavailable,getPRAnalysiscalls the bridge without checking availability first, potentially causing an unhandled exception.Proposed fix
async getPRAnalysis(prNumber: number): Promise<MergeRequestDetails> { const bridge = getMCPBridge(); + if (!bridge.isAvailable()) { + throw new GreptileError('MCP not available', 'MCP_UNAVAILABLE'); + } + const response = await bridge.callTool('mcp__plugin_greptile_greptile__get_merge_request', {apps/server/src/services/orchestrator-service.ts-860-867 (1)
860-867: Event payload inconsistency:oldStatevsoldStatus/newStatus.The event payload uses
oldState(which references the potentially unchangedtracked?.state) andnewStatus, butoldStateshould capture the state before the update. Since the state was already mutated on lines 847-849,tracked?.statenow holds the new value.Proposed fix
private updateTaskState( id: string, state: OrchestratorTaskState, phase: OrchestratorPhase ): void { const tracked = this.trackedTasks.get(id); + const previousState = tracked?.state || 'todo'; if (tracked) { tracked.state = state; tracked.phase = phase; tracked.lastActivityAt = new Date(); } // Also update state machine this.stateMachine.setTaskState(id, { taskId: id, state, previousState: null, enteredAt: new Date(), metadata: {}, }); // Emit event this.events.emit('orchestrator:task-updated', { taskId: id, - oldState: tracked?.state || 'todo', + oldState: previousState, newStatus: state, timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), }); }libs/types/src/orchestrator.ts-63-77 (1)
63-77: Avoidprocess.envin types package.
DEFAULT_ORCHESTRATOR_CONFIGusesprocess.envwhich makes this types package incompatible with browser environments and violates separation of concerns. Move this constant to the server package where it's consumed.Additionally, this repeats the hardcoded API key security issue from
orchestrator-service.ts.Proposed fix
Move
DEFAULT_ORCHESTRATOR_CONFIGtoapps/server/src/services/orchestrator-service.tsor a dedicated config file in the server package:-/** - * Default orchestrator configuration - */ -export const DEFAULT_ORCHESTRATOR_CONFIG: OrchestratorConfig = { - pollInterval: 30000, // 30 seconds - projectId: null, - projectName: process.env.ORCHESTRATOR_PROJECT_NAME || 'DevFlow', - exaApiKey: process.env.EXA_API_KEY || '9b2f9ab7-c27c-4763-b0ef-2c743232dab9', - // ... rest -};Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
apps/server/src/services/auto-mode-service.ts-2768-2774 (1)
2768-2774: Checkpoint state is always created with empty task history and files.The
AgentStatecreated for checkpoints always has emptytaskHistoryandfilesModifiedarrays. This significantly reduces the usefulness of checkpoints for recovery, as they won't contain any meaningful state to restore from.Suggested approach
Consider populating these from the feature's
planSpec.tasksand tracking modified files during execution:const state: AgentState = { featureId, - taskHistory: [], // Task history would need to be tracked during execution - filesModified: [], // Would need to track this during execution + taskHistory: feature.planSpec?.tasks?.map(t => ({ + taskId: t.id, + description: t.description, + status: t.status, + startTime: t.startTime, + endTime: t.endTime, + })) || [], + filesModified: [], // TODO: Track modified files during execution context: `Checkpoint created at ${new Date().toISOString()}`, timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), };Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
apps/server/src/services/auto-mode-service.ts-2620-2626 (1)
2620-2626: Type mismatch:ParsedTaskdoesn't havestartTime/endTimeproperties.The
ParsedTaskinterface (lines 32-38) definesid,description,filePath,phase, andstatus. The code here assignsstartTimeandendTimewhich will result in TypeScript errors or silent property addition on runtime objects.Proposed fix - extend the interface or remove unused properties
// Option 1: Update ParsedTask interface (lines 32-38) interface ParsedTask { id: string; description: string; filePath?: string; phase?: string; status: 'pending' | 'in_progress' | 'completed' | 'failed'; + startTime?: string; + endTime?: string; } // Option 2: Remove unused properties in the mapping -const parsedTasks: ParsedTask[] = checkpoint.state.taskHistory.map((t) => ({ - id: t.taskId, - description: t.description, - status: t.status, - startTime: t.startTime, - endTime: t.endTime, -})); +const parsedTasks: ParsedTask[] = checkpoint.state.taskHistory.map((t) => ({ + id: t.taskId, + description: t.description, + status: t.status, +}));apps/server/src/services/vibe-kanban-client.ts-593-601 (1)
593-601: Singleton factory doesn't acceptevents, causing MCP bridge initialization to fail.
getVibeKanbanClientacceptsprojectNameandretryConfigoptions but notevents. SincegetMCPBridge()(called incallToolat line 568) requires events for first-time initialization, any tool call will throw'Events emitter required for first-time MCP bridge initialization'unless the bridge was initialized elsewhere.🔎 Proposed fix: include events in factory options
export function getVibeKanbanClient(options?: { projectName?: string; retryConfig?: RetryConfig; + events?: EventEmitter; }): VibeKanbanClient { if (!globalClient) { globalClient = new VibeKanbanClient(options); } return globalClient; }
🟡 Minor comments (9)
apps/server/.env.example-76-76 (1)
76-76: Fix typo in GitHub repository name.The repository owner is misspelled as "oxtsotsi" instead of "0xtsotsi" (missing the leading "0"). This will cause GitHub operations to fail if used.
🔎 Proposed fix
-ORCHESTRATOR_GITHUB_REPO=oxtsotsi/DevFlow +ORCHESTRATOR_GITHUB_REPO=0xtsotsi/DevFlowdocs/multi-provider-research.md-62-68 (1)
62-68: Fix markdown linting: Add language identifier to fenced code block.The fenced code block for available models is missing a language specifier, which triggers a markdownlint warning.
🔎 Proposed fix
-``` +```text /model auto - Auto-select best model /model sonnet-4.5 - Claude 4.5 Sonnet /model gpt-5.2 - GPT-5.2 /model opus-4.5 - Claude 4.5 Opus /model grok - Grok</details> </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>docs/multi-provider-research.md-129-135 (1)</summary><blockquote> `129-135`: **Clarify the status of listed CVEs — they cannot be verified in public databases.** The CVEs listed (CVE-2025-54135, CVE-2025-61593, GHSA-v64q-396f-7m79) do not appear in the MITRE CVE database or NVD advisories. Either add a clear disclaimer indicating these are hypothetical/example vulnerabilities for documentation purposes, or provide references to where these advisories are published. Without clarification, readers may be confused about whether these are real security advisories applicable to their systems. </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>apps/server/src/services/research-service.ts-662-673 (1)</summary><blockquote> `662-673`: **Potential undefined reference when accessing subtask dependencies.** When `maxSubtasks` is 5, the code references `subtasks[2]` and `subtasks[3]` for dependencies. However, `subtasks[2]` is only added when `maxSubtasks >= 3` and `subtasks[3]` when `maxSubtasks >= 4`. If this logic changes or indices shift, this could cause runtime errors. <details> <summary>🔎 Safer approach using IDs</summary> ```diff // Subtask 5: Review and refinement if (maxSubtasks >= 5) { + const testingTaskId = subtasks.find(s => s.title === 'Testing and validation')?.id; + const docTaskId = subtasks.find(s => s.title === 'Documentation')?.id; subtasks.push({ id: `${this.generateTaskId()}-${taskIndex++}`, title: 'Review and refinement', description: `Review and refine: ${description}`, files: context.relatedFiles || [], complexity: 'low', - dependencies: [subtasks[2].id, subtasks[3].id], + dependencies: [testingTaskId, docTaskId].filter((id): id is string => !!id), acceptanceCriteria: ['Code review complete', 'Feedback addressed', 'Ready for merge'], }); }apps/server/src/lib/mcp-bridge.ts-181-198 (1)
181-198: Timer leak inPromise.race- cleanup timeout on success.When
globalInvokeresolves before the timeout, thesetTimeouttimer continues running until it fires (though the rejection is ignored). This can cause issues in long-running processes. UseAbortControlleror manual cleanup.🔎 Proposed fix
try { const timeout = options?.timeout || 30000; + let timeoutId: NodeJS.Timeout; + const timeoutPromise = new Promise((_, reject) => { + timeoutId = setTimeout(() => reject(new Error('Tool call timeout')), timeout); + }); + const result = await Promise.race([ - globalInvoke(toolName, params), - new Promise((_, reject) => - setTimeout(() => reject(new Error('Tool call timeout')), timeout) - ), + globalInvoke(toolName, params).finally(() => clearTimeout(timeoutId)), + timeoutPromise, ]); return { success: true, data: result, };apps/server/src/services/orchestrator-service.ts-130-130 (1)
130-130: Typo in default GitHub repository name.The default repository is
oxtsotsi/DevFlowbut based on the PR URL, it should be0xtsotsi/DevFlow(with a zero, not letter 'o').Proposed fix
- githubRepository: process.env.ORCHESTRATOR_GITHUB_REPO || 'oxtsotsi/DevFlow', + githubRepository: process.env.ORCHESTRATOR_GITHUB_REPO || '0xtsotsi/DevFlow',libs/types/src/orchestrator.ts-361-366 (1)
361-366: Event payload type mismatch with implementation.The
orchestrator:task-updatedevent payload definesoldStatusandnewStatusasOrchestratorTaskState, but the implementation inorchestrator-service.ts(line 864) usesoldStateinstead ofoldStatus.Proposed fix - align the type with implementation
'orchestrator:task-updated': { taskId: string; - oldStatus: OrchestratorTaskState; + oldState: OrchestratorTaskState; newStatus: OrchestratorTaskState; timestamp: string; };apps/server/src/services/vibe-kanban-client.ts-337-374 (1)
337-374:appendToDescriptionsilently overwrites explicitdescription.If both
options.descriptionandoptions.appendToDescriptionare provided, the explicitdescription(set at line 348) gets overwritten by the append logic (line 354). This could lead to unexpected data loss.🔎 Proposed fix: prioritize explicit description or combine them
if (options.description !== undefined) { updates.description = options.description; } - if (options.appendToDescription) { + if (options.appendToDescription && options.description === undefined) { // Get current task first const current = await this.getTask(taskId); updates.description = `${current.description}\n\n${options.appendToDescription}`; + } else if (options.appendToDescription && options.description !== undefined) { + // Append to the new description being set + updates.description = `${options.description}\n\n${options.appendToDescription}`; }apps/server/src/services/vibe-kanban-client.ts-147-158 (1)
147-158: Retry configuration is stored but never used.The
retryConfigis assigned tothis.retryConfigbut thecallToolmethod (lines 564-577) does not implement any retry logic despite the class documentation stating "retry-ready MCP tool invocation." Either implement the retry logic or remove the misleading configuration and documentation.🔎 Suggested implementation with exponential backoff
private async callTool( toolName: string, params: Record<string, unknown> ): Promise<{ success: boolean; data?: unknown; error?: string }> { const bridge = getMCPBridge(); + let lastError: unknown; - const result = await bridge.callTool(toolName, params); - - if (!result.success) { - throw new VibeKanbanError(result.error || 'MCP tool call failed', 'MCP_ERROR'); + for (let attempt = 0; attempt <= this.retryConfig.maxRetries; attempt++) { + try { + const result = await bridge.callTool(toolName, params); + if (result.success) { + return result; + } + lastError = new VibeKanbanError(result.error || 'MCP tool call failed', 'MCP_ERROR'); + } catch (error) { + lastError = error; + } + + if (attempt < this.retryConfig.maxRetries) { + const delay = Math.min( + this.retryConfig.baseDelay * Math.pow(2, attempt), + this.retryConfig.maxDelay + ); + await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, delay)); + } } - return result; + throw lastError instanceof VibeKanbanError + ? lastError + : new VibeKanbanError('MCP tool call failed after retries', 'MCP_ERROR', lastError); }Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
🧹 Nitpick comments (37)
apps/server/src/providers/cursor-telemetry.ts (1)
21-29: LGTM! Index signature appropriately supports extensible metadata.The addition of
[key: string]: unknownenables runtime-added metadata keys while maintaining type safety by usingunknownrather thanany. This aligns well with the PR's goal of expanding telemetry capabilities across the system.The usage throughout the file is safe—metadata is populated with known fields and only assigned when non-empty.
Optional enhancement: Consider documenting commonly expected dynamic keys in a JSDoc comment (e.g.,
traceId,sessionId, etc.) to guide future usage, though this is not critical.apps/server/src/services/github-issue-poller-service.ts (1)
444-458: Consider more specific error handling for label operations.The bare
catchon line 444 is fine since the error wasn't used, but the overall error handling assumes all failures mean "label doesn't exist." This could mask other issues like network problems, authentication failures, or permission errors. The nestedcatchon line 449 also silently swallows all label creation errors.🔎 Suggested approach for more robust error handling
Consider checking error messages or using more specific error handling:
try { await execAsyncCmd(`gh issue edit ${issueNumber} --add-label "${CLAIMED_LABEL}"`, { cwd: projectPath, env: execEnv, }); console.log(`[GitHubPoller] Added '${CLAIMED_LABEL}' label to issue #${issueNumber}`); - } catch { + } catch (error) { + const errorMessage = error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error); + + // Only attempt label creation if error suggests label doesn't exist + if (!errorMessage.includes('label') && !errorMessage.includes('not found')) { + console.warn(`[GitHubPoller] Unexpected error adding label to issue #${issueNumber}:`, errorMessage); + throw error; + } + // If label doesn't exist, create it first - await execAsyncCmd(`gh label create "${CLAIMED_LABEL}" --color "0366d6"`, { + try { + await execAsyncCmd(`gh label create "${CLAIMED_LABEL}" --color "0366d6"`, { - cwd: projectPath, - env: execEnv, - }).catch(() => { - // Label might already exist, ignore error - }); + cwd: projectPath, + env: execEnv, + }); + console.log(`[GitHubPoller] Created '${CLAIMED_LABEL}' label`); + } catch (createError) { + const createErrorMsg = createError instanceof Error ? createError.message : String(createError); + if (!createErrorMsg.includes('already exists')) { + console.warn(`[GitHubPoller] Failed to create label:`, createErrorMsg); + } + } // Try adding the label again await execAsyncCmd(`gh issue edit ${issueNumber} --add-label "${CLAIMED_LABEL}"`, { cwd: projectPath, env: execEnv, }); }This approach provides better observability and only swallows expected errors.
apps/server/src/services/agent-monitor.ts (1)
21-29: Consider using dynamicimport()instead ofrequire()in ES modules.The file uses ES module syntax (import/export statements), but
require()is a CommonJS pattern. For consistency and better module handling, consider using dynamicimport()instead:const getDatabase = async () => { try { const module = await import('better-sqlite3'); return module.default; } catch { return null; } };Note: This would make
initialize()need to handle the async nature of the import.
apps/server/src/services/pr-review-service.ts (3)
319-322: Clarify or adjust question detection threshold.The check
body.split('?').length < 3excludes comments with multiple questions (3+ question marks). This threshold seems arbitrary—comments with several questions might still warrant a response.Consider either:
- Removing the threshold (detect any comment with '?' as a question)
- Documenting why multi-question comments should be treated differently
- Adjusting the logic to:
body.includes('?')for simplicity🔎 Simplified approach
// Check for questions - if (body.includes('?') && body.split('?').length < 3) { + if (body.includes('?')) { issueType = 'question'; priority = 'low'; }
427-452: Add guard for empty affectedFiles array.Lines 436 and 444 access
analysis.affectedFiles[0]without verifying the array is non-empty. While the placeholder methods handle empty strings, it's clearer to skip analyses with no affected files.🔎 Proposed improvement
async generateFixSuggestions( prNumber: number, analyses: CommentAnalysisWithFix[] ): Promise<Map<string, string[]>> { const suggestions = new Map<string, string[]>(); for (const analysis of analyses) { + if (analysis.affectedFiles.length === 0) { + continue; // Skip analyses with no affected files + } + if (analysis.issueType === 'conflict') { const suggestion = await this.searchConflictResolution( - analysis.affectedFiles[0] || '', + analysis.affectedFiles[0], prNumber ); if (suggestion) { suggestions.set(analysis.id, [suggestion]); } } else if (analysis.issueType === 'suggestion') { // For suggestions, we might search for similar patterns - const similarPatterns = await this.searchSimilarPatterns(analysis.affectedFiles[0] || ''); + const similarPatterns = await this.searchSimilarPatterns(analysis.affectedFiles[0]); if (similarPatterns.length > 0) { suggestions.set(analysis.id, similarPatterns); } } } return suggestions; }
194-221: Use--jsonoutput for more reliable status checks parsing.The current text parsing is fragile and assumes a specific gh CLI output format. The codebase already uses JSON output for other
ghcommands in this file; apply the same approach here for consistency. Thegh pr checkscommand supports--jsonwith fields includingname,state, andlink.Update the command to use:
gh pr checks ${prNumber} --json name,state,link --repo ${this.githubRepository}Then parse the JSON output. Note: avoid fields like
conclusionordetailsUrlas they are not available in thepr checksoutput; uselinkinstead.
.github/update-pr-25.sh (1)
1-15: Consider adding validation for pr_description.md existence.The script references
pr_description.mdat line 12 without checking if the file exists. Whileghwill fail if the file is missing, an explicit check would provide a clearer error message.🔎 Proposed improvement
set -e +# Validate pr_description.md exists +if [ ! -f pr_description.md ]; then + echo "❌ Error: pr_description.md not found" + exit 1 +fi + PR_NUMBER=25 TITLE="feat: Add Vibe Kanban Review Watcher for automated code quality iteration"
docs/HYBRID_ORCHESTRATION_PLAN.md (2)
71-77: Add language specifier to code block.The fenced code block should specify a language (e.g.,
httporplaintext) for better syntax highlighting and accessibility.🔎 Proposed fix
-``` +```http GET /api/providers - List all providers GET /api/providers/:name/status - Check provider status GET /api/agents - List running agents GET /api/agents/:id - Get agent details GET /api/telemetry - Get metrics</details> --- `161-175`: **Add language specifier to execution order diagram.** The fenced code block should specify a language (e.g., `plaintext` or `mermaid`) for better rendering. <details> <summary>🔎 Proposed fix</summary> ```diff -``` +```plaintext M1-T1 (Research) → M1-T2 (Cursor Provider) → M1-T3 (Agent Monitor) → M1-T4 (Telemetry)
package.json (1)
2-2: Consider aligning package name with DevFlow branding.The package name remains
"automaker"while the description and homepage reference DevFlow. For consistency with the rebranding effort across the repository, consider updating the package name to"devflow"or"@devflow/monorepo"to avoid confusion.
README.md (1)
417-417: Consider updating license name for consistency.The license section still references "Automaker License Agreement" while the rest of the README has been updated to DevFlow branding. Consider whether the license name should be updated to "DevFlow License Agreement" or if retaining the original name is intentional (e.g., if the license itself hasn't changed).
.claude/SETTINGS_GUIDE.md (1)
74-98: Clarify that repository paths and names are examples to customize.The guide contains hardcoded values like
"oxtsotsi/DevFlow","main", and"/home/oxtsotsi/Webrnds/DevFlow"which are user-specific. Consider adding a note or comment indicating these are example values that users must customize for their own setup to prevent copy-paste errors.🔎 Suggested enhancement
"greptile": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@greptile/mcp-server@latest"], "env": { "GREPTILE_API_KEY": "YOUR_KEY_HERE", - "GREPTILE_REPO": "oxtsotsi/DevFlow", - "GREPTILE_BRANCH": "main" + "GREPTILE_REPO": "your-org/your-repo", // Replace with your GitHub repo + "GREPTILE_BRANCH": "main" // Replace with your default branch }, "disabled": false },And add a note at the beginning of section 3:
> **Note:** Replace placeholder values (`YOUR_KEY_HERE`, repository paths, and project names) with your actual configuration.
apps/ui/package.json (1)
2-2: Consider aligning package name with DevFlow branding.Similar to the root package.json, the package name remains
"@automaker/ui"while other metadata references DevFlow. For consistency, consider renaming to"@devflow/ui"or similar. Note this would require updating imports across the workspace.
docs/checkpoint-system.md (2)
7-31: Add language identifier to fenced code block.The architecture diagram should specify a language identifier (e.g.,
textorascii) to satisfy markdown linting rules.🔎 Proposed fix
-``` +```text ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Checkpoint System │
80-85: Add language identifier to fenced code block.The directory tree should specify a language identifier (e.g.,
text) for proper markdown formatting.🔎 Proposed fix
-``` +```text .automaker/checkpoints/
apps/server/src/services/claude-settings-service.ts (2)
195-224: Consider edge cases in.envfile parsing.The current line-by-line parser doesn't handle:
- Quoted values with
=signs inside quotes- Multi-line values
- Escaped characters
- Comments at the end of lines
For production use, consider using a well-tested library like
dotenvfor parsing, or document these limitations.
230-264: Consider validating environment variable keys and values.The
updateEnvVarmethod writes arbitrary key-value pairs to the.envfile without validation. Consider:
- Restricting keys to allowed patterns (e.g., alphanumeric + underscore)
- Sanitizing values to prevent injection of malicious content
- Validating against the
OrchestratorEnvVarsinterface for type safety
apps/server/src/routes/orchestrator/index.ts (2)
157-182: Hardcoded state list may drift from actual state machine.The states array is hardcoded rather than derived from the actual
OrchestratorStateMachine. This could lead to inconsistencies if states are added or renamed. Consider exposing a method from the state machine or orchestrator service to retrieve valid states dynamically.🔎 Suggested approach
router.get('/state-machine', async (req: Request, res: Response): Promise<void> => { try { - getOrchestratorService(events); - // Access state machine through internal API - // For now, return basic info + const orchestrator = getOrchestratorService(events); + const stateMachine = orchestrator.getStateMachine(); // Add this method if not present res.json({ success: true, - states: [ - 'todo', - 'researching', - ... - ], + states: stateMachine.getValidStates(), // Expose states from state machine + diagram: stateMachine.exportMermaidDiagram(), });
1-13: Minor: Update header comment to include all routes.The header lists 6 routes but the implementation has 7 (missing
GET /orchestrator/state-machine).
apps/server/tests/unit/services/checkpoint-service.test.ts (2)
19-26: Cleanup inafterEachmay be ineffective or cause errors.The
rm()call uses the realfs/promisesmodule, but@/lib/secure-fs.jsis mocked. If the test directory was never created (due to mocking), this cleanup is unnecessary. Additionally, if any test accidentally uses the real filesystem, this cleanup might not catch all artifacts.Consider removing this cleanup since all filesystem operations are mocked, or use a dedicated temp directory utility that handles cleanup automatically.
🔎 Suggested simplification
afterEach(async () => { - // Clean up test directory - try { - await rm(testProjectPath, { recursive: true, force: true }); - } catch { - // Ignore cleanup errors - } + vi.restoreAllMocks(); });
295-312: Consider using mock implementations instead of spying on the service under test.Spying on
service.restoreCheckpointtests implementation details rather than behavior. If the internal implementation changes, these tests may break even if the public API works correctly. Consider mocking the underlyingsecureFs.readFileto return the expected checkpoint data instead.
apps/server/src/services/research-service.ts (2)
233-238: Hardcoded fallback repository name should be configurable.The fallback value
'oxtsotsi/DevFlow'appears to be a development default. Consider using only environment variables or throwing an error if no repository is configured, to avoid accidental use in production.🔎 Suggested fix
const repository = context.repository || this.greptileRepository || - process.env.ORCHESTRATOR_GITHUB_REPO || - 'oxtsotsi/DevFlow'; + process.env.ORCHESTRATOR_GITHUB_REPO; + + if (!repository) { + console.warn('[ResearchService] No repository configured for Greptile search'); + return []; + }
332-349: IncompletebasicFileAnalysisimplementation.This fallback method returns empty arrays, which means LSP analysis provides no value when the MCP bridge is unavailable. Consider adding a TODO comment or implementing basic regex-based file scanning as a fallback.
Would you like me to help implement a basic file analysis that extracts imports and exports using regex patterns?
apps/server/src/lib/orchestrator-state-machine.ts (2)
30-31: Minor: ASCII diagram has formatting issues.Lines 31 and 44 are missing the leading
*character, causing the diagram to render incorrectly in documentation. This appears to be a copy-paste artifact.🔎 Fix
- * │ │ - * ▼ ▼ - * ┌─────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ - │ queue │ │ in_progress │ (Validation failed, back to impl) + * │ │ + * ▼ ▼ + * ┌─────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ + * │ queue │ │ in_progress │ (Validation failed, back to impl)And similarly for line 44:
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131-137: Validation bypass in non-strict mode may hide workflow issues.When
strictModeis false, validation failures are silently bypassed (e.g.,return hasSubtasks || !this.config.strictMode). This could allow invalid state transitions that may cause issues later in the workflow. Consider logging a warning when validation is bypassed.🔎 Suggested enhancement
validation: async (ctx) => { // Validate: research complete, subtasks created const hasSubtasks = Array.isArray(ctx?.subtasks) && ctx.subtasks.length > 0; - return hasSubtasks || !this.config.strictMode; + if (!hasSubtasks && !this.config.strictMode) { + console.warn('[StateMachine] Bypassing subtasks validation in non-strict mode'); + return true; + } + return hasSubtasks; },
apps/server/src/services/orchestrator-service.ts (1)
643-645: Unused variable in destructuring pattern.The underscore variables
_are unused in the filter/map callbacks. Use more explicit naming or omit if not needed.Proposed fix
- const prTasks = Array.from(this.trackedTasks.entries()) - .filter(([_, t]) => t.state === 'pr_created') - .map(([id, _]) => id); + const prTasks = Array.from(this.trackedTasks.entries()) + .filter(([, t]) => t.state === 'pr_created') + .map(([id]) => id);
apps/server/src/lib/shared-agent-state.ts (2)
57-60: Performance:JSON.stringifycomparison is expensive for large objects.Using
JSON.stringifyfor deep equality on everysetStateis O(n) and can be slow for large objects. Consider using a library likefast-deep-equalor accepting the trade-off of always notifying on set.
35-35: Unused private field:events.The
eventsfield is declared and assigned but never used in the class. Either utilize it for emitting state change events or remove it.Proposed fix (if not needed)
export class SharedAgentState { private state: Map<StateKey, StateValue> = new Map(); private subscriptions: Map<StateKey, Set<StateCallback>> = new Map(); - private events: EventEmitter; private transactionActive = false; private transactionState: Map<StateKey, StateValue> = new Map(); private transactionDeletes: Set<StateKey> = new Set(); - constructor(events: EventEmitter) { - this.events = events; + constructor(_events: EventEmitter) { + // Events emitter reserved for future use }
apps/server/src/services/greptile-client.ts (1)
472-480: Singleton ignores options after first initialization.Once
globalClientis created, subsequent calls togetGreptileClient()with different options will return the existing client, ignoring the new options. Consider logging a warning or throwing if options differ.
apps/server/src/services/auto-mode-service.ts (1)
2577-2578:CheckpointServiceinstantiated on every method call.Creating a new
CheckpointServiceinstance for each checkpoint operation is inefficient. Consider caching the instance or making it a class member.Proposed fix
export class AutoModeService { private events: EventEmitter; private runningFeatures = new Map<string, RunningFeature>(); // ... other fields + private checkpointServices = new Map<string, CheckpointService>(); + + private getCheckpointService(projectPath: string): CheckpointService { + if (!this.checkpointServices.has(projectPath)) { + this.checkpointServices.set(projectPath, new CheckpointService(projectPath)); + } + return this.checkpointServices.get(projectPath)!; + }
apps/server/src/lib/checkpoint-metadata.ts (1)
203-208: Files marked as "modified" without actual modification detection.Lines 203-208 mark files as "modified" if they exist in both checkpoints, but this doesn't actually detect if the file content changed. This could lead to false positives in the diff.
Consider adding a note in the return type or documentation that this is a structural diff, not a content diff, or implement content hash comparison.
apps/server/src/services/checkpoint-service.ts (2)
74-84: Confusing error handling for checkpoint existence check.The logic is inverted:
secureFs.access()throws when the file doesn't exist, and succeeds when it does exist. So if access succeeds (no throw), the checkpoint exists. The current code throws on success, which is correct, but the catch block logic is confusing.Proposed clearer implementation
- // Check if checkpoint already exists - try { - await secureFs.access(checkpointPath); - throw new Error(`Checkpoint ${checkpointId} already exists`); - } catch (error) { - // If error is "already exists", re-throw it - if ((error as Error).message.includes('already exists')) { - throw error; - } - // Otherwise, file doesn't exist, continue - } + // Check if checkpoint already exists + let exists = false; + try { + await secureFs.access(checkpointPath); + exists = true; + } catch { + // File doesn't exist, which is what we want + } + if (exists) { + throw new Error(`Checkpoint ${checkpointId} already exists`); + }
150-152: Silent failure on directory read error.Returning an empty array when
readdirfails masks potential issues like permission errors or missing directories. Consider logging a warning or distinguishing between "no checkpoints" and "error reading checkpoints".Proposed fix
} catch (error) { + // Only return empty if directory doesn't exist + const err = error as NodeJS.ErrnoException; + if (err.code !== 'ENOENT') { + console.warn(`[CheckpointService] Error listing checkpoints: ${err.message}`); + } return []; }
apps/server/src/services/exa-research-client.ts (1)
159-164: Unused class fields:apiKeyandmcpUrl.These fields are stored but never referenced after construction. If they're intended for future use, add a comment; otherwise, remove them.
apps/server/src/services/vibe-kanban-client.ts (3)
244-251: Silent error swallowing may hide issues.
findProjectByNamecatches all errors and returnsnull, which makes it impossible to distinguish between "project doesn't exist" and "MCP connection failed." Consider logging the error or handling specific error types differently.🔎 Suggested improvement
async findProjectByName(name: string): Promise<VibeKanbanProject | null> { try { const projects = await this.listProjects(); return projects.find((p) => p.name === name) || null; - } catch { + } catch (error) { + console.warn(`[VibeKanban] Error finding project by name: ${(error as Error).message}`); return null; } }
253-274: Method name is misleading.
createProjectdoesn't actually create a project—it finds an existing one or falls back to the first available project. While the JSDoc note explains this, consider renaming togetOrCreateProjectorensureProjectfor clarity.
579-585: Consider validating projectId insetProjectId.This method sets
connected = truewithout verifying the project exists. Consider adding optional validation or documenting that callers must ensure the projectId is valid.
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| | { | ||
| supportsPlanning: boolean; | ||
| supportsVision: boolean; | ||
| supportsTools: boolean; | ||
| supportsStreaming: boolean; | ||
| supportsSystemPrompt: boolean; | ||
| supportsConversationHistory: boolean; | ||
| supportsMCP: boolean; | ||
| supportsThinking: boolean; | ||
| maxContextWindow: number; | ||
| maxOutputTokens: number; | ||
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| | undefined { | ||
| // Default implementation - override in subclasses | ||
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| getAgentTree(rootId?: string): AgentTreeNode[] { | ||
| // Get root agents | ||
| const roots = rootId ? [this.getAgent(rootId)] : this.getAgents({ parentId: null }); | ||
| const roots = | ||
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Critical bug: Wrong filter value for root agents.
Line 495 passes { parentId: undefined } to get root agents, but this is incorrect. When filters.parentId is undefined, the condition at line 460 (filters?.parentId !== undefined) evaluates to false, causing the entire parent filter block to be skipped. This returns all agents regardless of parent, not just root agents.
To get root agents (those with parent_id IS NULL in the database), the implementation at lines 460-467 requires passing { parentId: null }.
🔎 Proposed fix
getAgentTree(rootId?: string): AgentTreeNode[] {
// Get root agents
const roots =
- rootId !== undefined ? [this.getAgent(rootId)] : this.getAgents({ parentId: undefined });
+ rootId !== undefined ? [this.getAgent(rootId)] : this.getAgents({ parentId: null as any });
return roots
.filter((r): r is AgentRecord => r !== null)
.map((root) => this.buildTreeNode(root, 0));
}Note: The as any cast is needed due to the type inconsistency noted in the next comment. The proper fix requires addressing both issues together.
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| // Get root agents | |
| const roots = rootId ? [this.getAgent(rootId)] : this.getAgents({ parentId: null }); | |
| const roots = | |
| rootId !== undefined ? [this.getAgent(rootId)] : this.getAgents({ parentId: undefined }); | |
| getAgentTree(rootId?: string): AgentTreeNode[] { | |
| // Get root agents | |
| const roots = | |
| rootId !== undefined ? [this.getAgent(rootId)] : this.getAgents({ parentId: null as any }); | |
| return roots | |
| .filter((r): r is AgentRecord => r !== null) | |
| .map((root) => this.buildTreeNode(root, 0)); | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/server/src/services/agent-monitor.ts around lines 492 to 495, the code
calls getAgents({ parentId: undefined }) which does not trigger the parent
filter and therefore returns all agents; change the call to pass { parentId:
null } (or { parentId: null } as any if needed to bypass the current type
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| async connect(): Promise<void> { | ||
| try { | ||
| // Test connection with a simple search | ||
| await this.webSearch({ query: 'test', numResults: 1 }); | ||
| this.connected = true; | ||
| console.log('[Exa] Connected successfully'); | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| throw new ExaError( | ||
| `Failed to connect to Exa: ${(error as Error).message}`, | ||
| 'CONNECTION_ERROR', | ||
| error | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Bug: Circular dependency in connect() causes immediate failure.
connect() calls webSearch(), which calls ensureConnected(), which throws because connected is still false. The connection test will always fail.
Proposed fix
async connect(): Promise<void> {
try {
- // Test connection with a simple search
- await this.webSearch({ query: 'test', numResults: 1 });
+ // Test connection with a direct tool call (bypass ensureConnected check)
+ const bridge = getMCPBridge();
+ await bridge.callTool('mcp__exa__web_search_exa', {
+ query: 'test',
+ numResults: 1,
+ useAutoprompt: false,
+ });
this.connected = true;
console.log('[Exa] Connected successfully');
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/server/src/services/exa-research-client.ts around lines 185-198,
connect() currently calls webSearch() which internally calls ensureConnected()
and fails because this.connected is still false; change connect() so it does not
invoke webSearch() through the public API that enforces ensureConnected. Either
(preferred) perform a low-level health/ping call on the underlying HTTP/client
transport that does not rely on this.connected, or set this.connected = true
just for the test call and if the test fails reset this.connected = false and
throw the ExaError; ensure any thrown error includes the original error object.
| export function getExaResearchClient(apiKey?: string, mcpUrl?: string): ExaResearchClient { | ||
| if (!globalClient) { | ||
| // Use defaults if not provided | ||
| const exaKey = apiKey || '9b2f9ab7-c27c-4763-b0ef-2c743232dab9'; | ||
| const exaUrl = mcpUrl || 'https://mcp.exa.ai/mcp'; | ||
| globalClient = new ExaResearchClient(exaKey, exaUrl); | ||
| } | ||
| return globalClient; | ||
| } |
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Security: Hardcoded API key in singleton factory.
Same security issue as in other files - the hardcoded API key 9b2f9ab7-c27c-4763-b0ef-2c743232dab9 should be removed.
Proposed fix
export function getExaResearchClient(apiKey?: string, mcpUrl?: string): ExaResearchClient {
if (!globalClient) {
- // Use defaults if not provided
- const exaKey = apiKey || '9b2f9ab7-c27c-4763-b0ef-2c743232dab9';
+ const exaKey = apiKey || process.env.EXA_API_KEY;
+ if (!exaKey) {
+ throw new ExaError('Exa API key required', 'NO_API_KEY');
+ }
const exaUrl = mcpUrl || 'https://mcp.exa.ai/mcp';
globalClient = new ExaResearchClient(exaKey, exaUrl);
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/server/src/services/exa-research-client.ts around lines 586-594, remove
the hardcoded API key and replace it with a secure retrieval from configuration:
prefer the passed apiKey parameter, otherwise read from an environment variable
(e.g. process.env.EXA_RESEARCH_API_KEY); if neither is available, throw an
explicit error so the service fails fast instead of using a secret in code. Do
not log the key, and keep the existing mcpUrl fallback behavior (or similarly
source it from process.env.EXA_RESEARCH_MCP_URL) so the singleton still
initializes safely without embedded secrets.
| exaApiKey: process.env.EXA_API_KEY || '9b2f9ab7-c27c-4763-b0ef-2c743232dab9', | ||
| exaMcpUrl: 'https://mcp.exa.ai/mcp', |
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Security: Hardcoded API key in source code.
The fallback API key 9b2f9ab7-c27c-4763-b0ef-2c743232dab9 is hardcoded. This is a security risk as it exposes credentials in version control. Remove the hardcoded fallback and require the environment variable to be set.
Proposed fix
- exaApiKey: process.env.EXA_API_KEY || '9b2f9ab7-c27c-4763-b0ef-2c743232dab9',
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| exaMcpUrl: 'https://mcp.exa.ai/mcp', | |
| exaApiKey: process.env.EXA_API_KEY || '', | |
| exaMcpUrl: 'https://mcp.exa.ai/mcp', |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/server/src/services/orchestrator-service.ts around lines 126-127 the EXA
API key is hardcoded as a fallback which is a security risk; remove the
hardcoded fallback and require process.env.EXA_API_KEY to be provided at runtime
— update the code to read the key only from process.env.EXA_API_KEY and add a
startup check that throws or exits with a clear error if the env var is missing
so the service fails fast instead of using a default credential.
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Critical: Shell command injection vulnerability.
task.title is interpolated directly into a shell command without escaping. A malicious title like "; rm -rf / # could execute arbitrary commands. Use proper argument escaping or pass arguments safely.
Proposed fix using shell escaping
+// Add a helper function to escape shell arguments
+function escapeShellArg(arg: string): string {
+ return `'${arg.replace(/'/g, "'\\''")}'`;
+}
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-const { stdout } = await execAsync(
- `gh pr create --title "${task.title}" --body "${this.generatePRBody(task)}" --base ${this.config.defaultBaseBranch} --repo ${this.config.githubRepository}`,
- { timeout: 30000 }
-);
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+ `gh pr create --title ${escapeShellArg(task.title)} --body ${escapeShellArg(this.generatePRBody(task))} --base ${escapeShellArg(this.config.defaultBaseBranch)} --repo ${escapeShellArg(this.config.githubRepository)}`,
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/server/src/services/orchestrator-service.ts around lines 591-594, the
code interpolates task.title and PR body directly into a shell string which
allows shell-injection; change to invoke the GitHub CLI without a shell string
by calling a child_process method that accepts an argument array (e.g.,
execFile, spawn, or use execa) and pass the command and each flag/value as
separate args (title and body as individual arguments) instead of embedding them
in a template string; additionally, ensure the title and body are
validated/trimmed and, if necessary, replace or remove newlines/unsafe
characters before passing as args and preserve the timeout option.
| const { stdout: reviewCommentsData } = await execAsync( | ||
| `gh pr view ${prNumber} --json comments --repo ${this.githubRepository} -q '.comments[] | select(.reviewId != null)'` | ||
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echo -e "\n=== Only review comments (correct - with array wrapper) ==="
echo "$test_all_comments" | jq '[.comments[] | select(.reviewId != null)]'
echo -e "\n=== Edge case: Single review comment ==="
single='{"comments": [{"id": 1, "reviewId": 100, "body": "review"}]}'
single_output=$(echo "$single" | jq '.comments[] | select(.reviewId != null)')
echo "Output: $single_output"
node -e "try { JSON.parse('$single_output'); console.log('Parses OK'); } catch(e) { console.log('Parse Error'); }"
echo -e "\n=== Edge case: No review comments ==="
none='{"comments": [{"id": 1, "body": "regular"}]}'
none_output=$(echo "$none" | jq '.comments[] | select(.reviewId != null)')
echo "Output: '$none_output'"
echo "With fallback: '${none_output}' || '[]' = '${none_output || '[]'}'"
EOF
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# Scenario 1: Empty result (current code works)
echo "=== Scenario 1: No review comments ==="
empty_output=""
result=$(echo "$empty_output" || echo '[]')
echo "Fallback works: $result"
node -e "const data = '$result'; try { JSON.parse(data); console.log('✓ Parses'); } catch(e) { console.log('✗ Fails'); }"
# Scenario 2: Single object (current code FAILS)
echo -e "\n=== Scenario 2: Single review comment ==="
single_obj='{"id": 1, "reviewId": 100, "body": "test"}'
echo "Trying to parse: $single_obj"
node -e "try { JSON.parse('$single_obj'); console.log('✓ Parses'); } catch(e) { console.log('✗ Fails:', e.message); }"
# Scenario 3: Multiple objects (current code FAILS)
echo -e "\n=== Scenario 3: Multiple review comments ==="
multi_obj='{"id": 1, "reviewId": 100}
{"id": 2, "reviewId": 200}'
echo "Trying to parse multi-line JSON..."
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array_obj='[{"id": 1, "reviewId": 100}, {"id": 2, "reviewId": 200}]'
node -e "const data = '[{\"id\": 1, \"reviewId\": 100}, {\"id\": 2, \"reviewId\": 200}]'; try { JSON.parse(data); console.log('✓ Parses'); } catch(e) { console.log('✗ Fails'); }"
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Fix JSON parsing for review comments when multiple results exist.
The jq filter .comments[] | select(.reviewId != null) outputs multiple newline-delimited JSON objects rather than a single JSON array. This causes JSON.parse() to fail when two or more review comments exist. The fix wraps the filter in array brackets to produce valid JSON:
const { stdout: reviewCommentsData } = await execAsync(
- `gh pr view ${prNumber} --json comments --repo ${this.githubRepository} -q '.comments[] | select(.reviewId != null)'`
+ `gh pr view ${prNumber} --json comments --repo ${this.githubRepository} -q '[.comments[] | select(.reviewId != null)]'`
);
const reviewComments: PRComment[] = JSON.parse(reviewCommentsData || '[]');📝 Committable suggestion
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| const { stdout: reviewCommentsData } = await execAsync( | |
| `gh pr view ${prNumber} --json comments --repo ${this.githubRepository} -q '.comments[] | select(.reviewId != null)'` | |
| ); | |
| const reviewComments: PRComment[] = JSON.parse(reviewCommentsData || '[]'); | |
| const { stdout: reviewCommentsData } = await execAsync( | |
| `gh pr view ${prNumber} --json comments --repo ${this.githubRepository} -q '[.comments[] | select(.reviewId != null)]'` | |
| ); | |
| const reviewComments: PRComment[] = JSON.parse(reviewCommentsData || '[]'); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/server/src/services/pr-review-service.ts around lines 148 to 151, the jq
filter returns multiple newline-delimited JSON objects which breaks JSON.parse
when there are multiple review comments; update the execAsync call to wrap the
filter in array brackets so it emits a single JSON array (e.g. change the -q
filter to '[.comments[] | select(.reviewId != null)]'), keep the existing
fallback to '[]' when stdout is empty, and ensure reviewComments is parsed from
that array output.
| async connect(): Promise<void> { | ||
| try { | ||
| // Try to find existing project by name | ||
| const project = await this.findProjectByName(this.projectName); | ||
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| if (project) { | ||
| this.projectId = project.id; | ||
| this.projectCache.set(project.id, project); | ||
| console.log(`[VibeKanban] Connected to existing project: ${project.name} (${project.id})`); | ||
| } else { | ||
| // Create new project | ||
| const newProject = await this.createProject(this.projectName); | ||
| this.projectId = newProject.id; | ||
| this.projectCache.set(newProject.id, newProject); | ||
| console.log(`[VibeKanban] Created new project: ${newProject.name} (${newProject.id})`); | ||
| } | ||
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| this.connected = true; | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| throw new VibeKanbanError( | ||
| `Failed to connect to Vibe-Kanban: ${(error as Error).message}`, | ||
| 'CONNECTION_ERROR', | ||
| error | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Circular dependency causes connect() to always fail.
connect() calls findProjectByName() (line 166), which calls listProjects() (line 246), which calls ensureConnected() (line 220). Since this.connected is false at this point, ensureConnected() throws 'Client not connected', making it impossible to ever connect.
🔎 Proposed fix: bypass ensureConnected during initial connection
/**
* List all projects
*/
- async listProjects(): Promise<VibeKanbanProject[]> {
- this.ensureConnected();
+ async listProjects(skipConnectionCheck = false): Promise<VibeKanbanProject[]> {
+ if (!skipConnectionCheck) {
+ this.ensureConnected();
+ }
try {
const result = await this.callTool('mcp__vibe_kanban__list_projects', {});And update findProjectByName:
- async findProjectByName(name: string): Promise<VibeKanbanProject | null> {
+ async findProjectByName(name: string, skipConnectionCheck = false): Promise<VibeKanbanProject | null> {
try {
- const projects = await this.listProjects();
+ const projects = await this.listProjects(skipConnectionCheck);
return projects.find((p) => p.name === name) || null;And update connect:
- const project = await this.findProjectByName(this.projectName);
+ const project = await this.findProjectByName(this.projectName, true);Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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libs/types/src/event.ts, line 2 (link)style: comment mentions 'AutoMaker' but should be 'DevFlow' based on recent branding changes
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apps/server/.env.example, line 1-2 (link)style: Branding inconsistency - comments still reference 'Automaker' but project has been rebranded to 'DevFlow'
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logic: Title mismatch: This file shows 'Vibe Kanban Review Watcher' but the actual PR is about 'Enhanced checkpoint system for multi-agent orchestration'. The title should match the comprehensive checkpoint system changes described in the PR body.
| feat: Add Vibe Kanban Review Watcher for automated code quality iteration | |
| feat(hybrid): Enhanced checkpoint system for multi-agent orchestration |
Should this file contain the same title as the PR, or is this intentionally different for a specific workflow reason?
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| TITLE="feat: Add Vibe Kanban Review Watcher for automated code quality iteration" | |
| TITLE="feat(hybrid): Enhanced checkpoint system for multi-agent orchestration" |
Should this script be updating PR #25 specifically, or is this a template that needs to be updated with the correct PR details?
| const result = await Promise.race([ | ||
| globalInvoke(toolName, params), | ||
| new Promise((_, reject) => | ||
| setTimeout(() => reject(new Error('Tool call timeout')), timeout) | ||
| ), | ||
| ]); |
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| } else if (item.source) { | ||
| // Image content - CLI mode doesn't support images well | ||
| // Add a placeholder | ||
| textContent += '[Image content]'; |
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| */ | ||
| router.get('/state-machine', async (req: Request, res: Response): Promise<void> => { | ||
| try { | ||
| getOrchestratorService(events); |
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| // Create PR using GitHub CLI | ||
| const { stdout } = await execAsync( | ||
| `gh pr create --title "${task.title}" --body "${this.generatePRBody(task)}" --base ${this.config.defaultBaseBranch} --repo ${this.config.githubRepository}`, | ||
| { timeout: 30000 } | ||
| ); |
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| const { stdout: reviewCommentsData } = await execAsync( | ||
| `gh pr view ${prNumber} --json comments --repo ${this.githubRepository} -q '.comments[] | select(.reviewId != null)'` | ||
| ); | ||
| const reviewComments: PRComment[] = JSON.parse(reviewCommentsData || '[]'); |
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logic: The jq filter .comments[] | select(.reviewId != null) may not work correctly. GitHub API's gh pr view --json comments returns regular PR comments, not review comments. Use gh pr view --json reviewComments instead.
| for (const line of lines) { | ||
| if (line.includes('pass') || line.includes('fail') || line.includes('pending')) { | ||
| checks.push({ | ||
| name: line.split(' ')[0] || 'unknown', | ||
| status: line.includes('pass') | ||
| ? 'SUCCESS' | ||
| : line.includes('fail') | ||
| ? 'FAILURE' | ||
| : 'PENDING', | ||
| }); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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| query: `${searchTerms[0]} best practices implementation guide`, | ||
| numResults: options?.maxWebResults || 5, |
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| export function createResearchService( | ||
| exaClient: ExaResearchClient, | ||
| events: EventEmitter | ||
| ): ResearchService { | ||
| return new ResearchService(exaClient, events); |
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| export function createResearchService( | |
| exaClient: ExaResearchClient, | |
| events: EventEmitter | |
| ): ResearchService { | |
| return new ResearchService(exaClient, events); | |
| export function createResearchService( | |
| exaClient: ExaResearchClient, | |
| events: EventEmitter, | |
| greptileRepository?: string | |
| ): ResearchService { | |
| return new ResearchService(exaClient, events, greptileRepository); |
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