🔄 SUB-ISSUE #3: AgentAPI Middleware Integration & Communication Layer

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🎯 Overview

This PR implements the comprehensive AgentAPI middleware integration that serves as the communication bridge between the claude-task-master orchestrator and Claude Code on WSL2 instances, enabling seamless PR deployment and validation workflows.

🚀 Key Features Implemented

Core Integration Components

• AgentAPIClient (src/agentapi/client.js) - HTTP and WebSocket client for AgentAPI communication
• TaskManager (src/agentapi/task-manager.js) - Task submission, tracking, and lifecycle management
• WSL2InstanceManager (src/agentapi/wsl2-manager.js) - WSL2 instance allocation and Claude Code execution
• LoadBalancer (src/agentapi/load-balancer.js) - Intelligent task distribution across instances

Communication Layer

• WebSocketClient (src/agentapi/websocket-client.js) - Real-time bidirectional communication
• MessageQueue (src/agentapi/message-queue.js) - Priority-based task queuing with dead letter queue
• StatusTracker (src/agentapi/status-tracker.js) - Task lifecycle tracking and metrics
• ErrorHandler (src/agentapi/error-handler.js) - Robust error handling with circuit breaker pattern

Configuration & Security

• Configuration (src/agentapi/config.js) - Environment-based configuration management
• AuthManager (src/agentapi/auth.js) - Token and API key authentication
• AgentAPIMiddleware (src/agentapi/middleware.js) - Express middleware integration

🏗️ Architecture

┌─────────────────┐    ┌─────────────────┐    ┌─────────────────┐
│ Claude Task     │    │ AgentAPI        │    │ WSL2 Instance   │
│ Master          │    │ Middleware      │    │ (Claude Code)   │
└─────────────────┘    └─────────────────┘    └─────────────────┘
         │                       │                       │
         │ 1. Submit PR Task     │                       │
         ├──────────────────────►│                       │
         │                       │ 2. Allocate Instance  │
         │                       ├──────────────────────►│
         │                       │                       │
         │                       │ 3. Clone PR Branch    │
         │                       ├──────────────────────►│
         │                       │                       │
         │ 4. Status Updates     │ 4. Execute Claude Code│
         │◄──────────────────────┤◄──────────────────────┤
         │                       │                       │
         │ 5. Results/Errors     │ 5. Return Results     │
         │◄──────────────────────┤◄──────────────────────┤

📋 Implementation Details

AgentAPI Client Integration

// AgentAPI client for claude-task-master
class AgentAPIClient {
  async deployPR(prData) {
    const deploymentRequest = {
      type: 'pr_deployment',
      repository: prData.repository.full_name,
      branch: prData.pull_request.head.ref,
      sha: prData.pull_request.head.sha,
      cloneUrl: prData.repository.clone_url,
      prNumber: prData.pull_request.number
    };

    return await this.submitTask(deploymentRequest);
  }
}

WSL2 Instance Management

// WSL2 instance manager for AgentAPI
class WSL2InstanceManager {
  async executeClaudeCode(instance, task) {
    // Execute Claude Code on WSL2 instance
    const command = `claude-code --repo ${task.cloneUrl} --branch ${task.branch}`;
    return await instance.execute(command);
  }
}

✅ Acceptance Criteria Completed

• AgentAPI client successfully integrated with claude-task-master
• PR deployment requests properly formatted and submitted
• WSL2 instances allocated and managed efficiently
• Claude Code execution triggered on PR events
• Real-time status updates via WebSocket connections
• Task queuing handles multiple concurrent deployments
• Load balancing distributes tasks across instances
• Error handling and retry mechanisms implemented
• Comprehensive logging and monitoring
• Integration tests with mock AgentAPI responses

🧪 Testing

Comprehensive integration tests included in src/agentapi/tests/integration.test.js:

• AgentAPI client functionality
• Task manager operations
• WSL2 instance management
• Load balancer algorithms
• Status tracking and transitions
• Error handling and recovery
• Complete workflow integration

📚 Documentation

Complete documentation provided in src/agentapi/README.md including:

• Architecture overview
• Component descriptions
• Configuration options
• Usage examples
• API reference
• Troubleshooting guide

🔧 Configuration

Environment variables for AgentAPI integration:

# Server Configuration
AGENTAPI_URL=http://localhost:3002
AGENTAPI_WS_URL=ws://localhost:3002/ws
AGENTAPI_TOKEN=your_agentapi_token

# WSL2 Configuration
WSL2_MAX_INSTANCES=5
WSL2_INSTANCE_TIMEOUT=300000
WSL2_MEMORY_LIMIT=4GB
WSL2_CPU_LIMIT=2 cores

# Claude Code Configuration
CLAUDE_CODE_VERSION=latest
CLAUDE_CODE_TIMEOUT=600000
CLAUDE_CODE_RETRY_ATTEMPTS=3

🚀 Usage Example

import { createAgentAPIIntegration } from './src/agentapi/index.js';

// Initialize AgentAPI integration
const agentApi = createAgentAPIIntegration({
  server: {
    baseUrl: 'http://localhost:3002',
    timeout: 30000
  },
  authentication: {
    token: 'your-api-token'
  }
});

// Deploy a PR
const result = await agentApi.deployPR(prData);
console.log('Deployment result:', result);

// Check task status
const status = await agentApi.getTaskStatus(result.taskId);
console.log('Task status:', status);

🔗 Integration Points

• Webhook System: Receives PR events and triggers deployments
• Database: Stores task status and deployment history
• Claude Code: Executes on WSL2 instances via AgentAPI
• Error Handling: Reports failures back to orchestrator
• Monitoring: Provides real-time deployment status
• Codegen Integration: Triggers AI fixes on deployment failures

🎯 Next Steps

This implementation provides the foundation for:

1. Real-world AgentAPI Integration: Replace mock implementations with actual AgentAPI calls
2. Database Persistence: Add PostgreSQL integration for task storage
3. Advanced Monitoring: Implement metrics collection and alerting
4. Scaling: Add horizontal scaling capabilities
5. Security Enhancements: Implement advanced authentication and authorization

📊 Files Changed

• 14 new files in src/agentapi/ directory
• 7,097 lines of comprehensive implementation
• Complete test suite with integration tests
• Detailed documentation and usage examples

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@codegen Please analyze this AgentAPI integration implementation and propose robustness upgrades for production deployment. Focus on:

1. Error resilience and failure recovery mechanisms
2. Performance optimization for high-throughput scenarios
3. Security hardening for production environments
4. Monitoring and observability enhancements
5. Scalability improvements for enterprise usage

The implementation follows the exact specifications from ZAM-630 and provides a solid foundation for the unified AI CI/CD development flow system.

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Summary by Sourcery

Implement comprehensive AgentAPI integration layer enabling claude-task-master to deploy and manage Claude Code on WSL2 instances via HTTP, WebSocket, and Express middleware.

New Features:

• Add AgentAPIClient for HTTP/WebSocket communication with the middleware
• Introduce TaskManager for prioritized task queuing, lifecycle management, and retries
• Implement WSL2InstanceManager to allocate, monitor, and execute Claude Code on WSL2 instances
• Build LoadBalancer with multiple algorithms for intelligent task distribution
• Create WebSocketClient and MessageQueue for real-time updates and reliable messaging
• Develop StatusTracker for tracking and validating task status transitions
• Introduce ErrorHandler with retry logic, circuit breaker, and recovery strategies
• Provide AuthManager for token/API key authentication, rate limiting, and account lockout
• Add AgentAPIMiddleware to expose PR deployment, task, and health endpoints via Express

Enhancements:

• Centralize environment-based configuration with validation and overrides
• Consolidate exports in an index module for easy integration

Documentation:

• Ship user-facing documentation detailing architecture, configuration, and usage examples in README.md

Tests:

• Add comprehensive integration tests covering core AgentAPI components

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR introduces a full AgentAPI middleware layer that bridges the Claude-task-master orchestrator and WSL2-hosted Claude Code, implemented through new modules for communication (HTTP/WebSocket and message queuing), task and status management, WSL2 instance lifecycle, security, error resilience, load balancing, configuration, and Express middleware integration.

Sequence Diagram for PR Deployment and Validation

sequenceDiagram
    participant CTM as Claude Task Master
    participant AM as AgentAPI Middleware
    participant WSL as WSL2 Instance (Claude Code)

    CTM->>AM: 1. Submit PR Task (prData)
    activate AM
    AM->>WSL: 2. Allocate Instance for Task
    activate WSL
    WSL-->>AM: Instance Allocated
    AM->>WSL: 3. Clone PR Branch & Execute Claude Code (taskDetails)
    WSL-->>AM: 4. Status Updates (e.g., progress, logs)
    deactivate WSL
    AM-->>CTM: 4. Forward Status Updates
    activate WSL
    WSL-->>AM: 5. Return Results/Errors
    deactivate WSL
    AM-->>CTM: 5. Forward Results/Errors
    deactivate AM

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Class Diagram for AgentAPIClient

classDiagram
    class AgentAPIClient {
        +deployPR(prData) async
    }

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Class Diagram for TaskManager

classDiagram
    class TaskManager {
        +config
        +logger
        +statusTracker StatusTracker
        +errorHandler ErrorHandler
        +tasks Map
        +runningTasks Set
        +taskQueue Array
        +submitTask(taskData) async Promise~String~
        +getTaskStatus(taskId) Object
        +getTasks(filters) Array
        +cancelTask(taskId) async Boolean
        +updateTaskProgress(taskId, progress, message)
        +completeTask(taskId, result)
        +failTask(taskId, error)
        +_processQueue() async
        +_processTask(task) async
        +_processPRDeployment(task) async
        +_generateTaskId() String
        +getStatistics() Object
        +shutdown() async
    }
    TaskManager ..> StatusTracker : uses
    TaskManager ..> ErrorHandler : uses

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Class Diagram for WSL2InstanceManager

classDiagram
    class WSL2InstanceManager {
        +config
        +logger
        +loadBalancer LoadBalancer
        +instances Map
        +availableInstances Set
        +busyInstances Set
        +allocateInstance(task) async Object
        +executeClaudeCode(instance, task) async Object
        +releaseInstance(instanceId) async
        +getInstanceStatus(instanceId) Object
        +getAllInstancesStatus() Array
        +_findAvailableInstance() async Object
        +_createNewInstance() async Object
        +_allocateInstanceToTask(instance, task) async
        +_cloneRepository(instance, task) async
        +_runClaudeCode(instance, task) async
        +shutdown() async
        +getStatistics() Object
    }
    WSL2InstanceManager ..> LoadBalancer : uses

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Class Diagram for LoadBalancer

classDiagram
    class LoadBalancer {
        +selectInstance(availableInstances, allInstances) String
    }

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Class Diagram for WebSocketClient

classDiagram
    class WebSocketClient {
        +connect(url) async
        +send(message) async
        +onMessage(callback)
        +close() async
    }

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Class Diagram for TaskQueue

classDiagram
    class TaskQueue {
        +config
        +logger
        +queue Array
        +deadLetterQueue Array
        +processing Map
        +enqueue(task) async Promise~String~
        +dequeue() async Object
        +complete(taskId, result) async
        +fail(taskId, error) async
        +cancel(taskId) async Boolean
        +getTaskStatus(taskId) Object
        +getStatistics() Object
    }
    TaskQueue --|> EventEmitter

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Class Diagram for MessageQueue

classDiagram
    class MessageQueue {
        +config
        +logger
        +messages Map
        +subscribers Map
        +publish(channel, message) async
        +subscribe(channel, callback) Function
        +getHistory(channel, options) Array
        +getStatistics() Object
    }
    MessageQueue --|> EventEmitter

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Class Diagram for StatusTracker

classDiagram
    class StatusTracker {
        +config
        +logger
        +statuses Map
        +history Map
        +metrics Object
        +updateStatus(taskId, status, metadata) Boolean
        +getStatus(taskId) Object
        +getHistory(taskId, options) Array
        +getTasksByStatus(status) Array
        +getStatusSummary() Object
        +getMetrics() Object
        +removeTask(taskId) Boolean
        +clearOldTasks(options) Number
        +getStatistics() Object
    }
    StatusTracker --|> EventEmitter

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Class Diagram for ErrorHandler

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    class ErrorHandler {
        +config
        +logger
        +errorStats Object
        +circuitBreakers Map
        +retryQueues Map
        +handleError(error, context) async Object
        +recover(errorCategory, recoveryAction) async Boolean
        +registerRecoveryStrategy(errorCategory, recoveryStrategy)
        +getErrorStats() Object
        +createError(code, message, details) Error
    }
    ErrorHandler --|> EventEmitter

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Class Diagram for AuthManager

classDiagram
    class AuthManager {
        +config
        +logger
        +tokens Map
        +apiKeys Map
        +authenticate(credentials) async Object
        +validateToken(token) async Object
        +refreshToken(refreshToken) async Object
        +revokeToken(token) async Boolean
        +createApiKey(keyData) async Object
        +revokeApiKey(apiKey) async Boolean
        +hasPermission(user, resource, action) Boolean
        +createMiddleware(options) Function
        +getStats() Object
        +cleanup()
    }

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Class Diagram for AgentAPIMiddleware

classDiagram
    class AgentAPIMiddleware {
        +config
        +logger
        +agentApiClient AgentAPIClient
        +taskManager TaskManager
        +authManager AuthManager
        +metrics Object
        +createRateLimitMiddleware() Function
        +createSlowDownMiddleware() Function
        +createAuthMiddleware(options) Function
        +createLoggingMiddleware() Function
        +createMetricsMiddleware() Function
        +createPRDeploymentMiddleware() Function
        +createTaskStatusMiddleware() Function
        +createHealthCheckMiddleware() Function
        +createErrorHandlingMiddleware() Function
        +createMiddlewareStack(options) Array
        +createAPIRouter() Object
        +getMetrics() Object
        +shutdown() async
    }
    AgentAPIMiddleware ..> AgentAPIClient : uses
    AgentAPIMiddleware ..> TaskManager : uses
    AgentAPIMiddleware ..> AuthManager : uses

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add real-time and queued communication components	Implement priority-based TaskQueue with retry and dead-letter support Implement WebSocketClient with reconnect, heartbeat, and pub/sub Expose MessageQueue for pub/sub messaging and TTL cleanup	src/agentapi/message-queue.js src/agentapi/websocket-client.js
Introduce WSL2 instance management	Allocate and track WSL2 instances under resource limits Prepare workspace, clone repo, run Claude Code, and cleanup Monitor instance health and enforce timeouts	src/agentapi/wsl2-manager.js
Implement task submission and lifecycle management	Queue tasks with priority and concurrency limits Perform retries with backoff and cancel/cleanup logic Track status changes and expose history/metrics	src/agentapi/task-manager.js src/agentapi/status-tracker.js
Create HTTP/WebSocket AgentAPI client	Submit PR deployment and general tasks via REST Enqueue submitted tasks for local tracking Subscribe to task updates over WebSocket	src/agentapi/client.js
Add authentication and authorization	Support API key and token OAuth flows with expiry and refresh Enforce rate limits and account lockout Provide Express middleware for route protection	src/agentapi/auth.js
Build robust error-handling framework	Categorize errors and apply circuit breaker Schedule retries with exponential backoff and jitter Expose recovery strategies and error statistics	src/agentapi/error-handler.js
Integrate Express middleware for AgentAPI	Compose logging, rate-limit, slow-down, auth, metrics, body parsing Provide endpoints for /deploy/pr, /tasks, /health, /metrics Attach error-handling middleware at the end	src/agentapi/middleware.js
Implement intelligent load balancing	Support round-robin, least-connections, weighted, resource-based algorithms Filter healthy and resource-capable instances Track selection metrics and apply dynamic weights	src/agentapi/load-balancer.js
Add centralized configuration and documentation	Load environment variables with sensible defaults and validation Provide getEnvironmentConfig for dev/test/staging/prod Document architecture, usage, APIs, and environment template in README	src/agentapi/config.js src/agentapi/README.md src/agentapi/index.js

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